Object: Flat Celt
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: British Museum 9', 5-14, 60
Site: England,  greater london, hounslow l.b. (probably) chapel fields, st. margarets
Parish: St. Margarets
District: Hounslow
County: Greater London
Country: England
Grid reference: c. T2 168, 750
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 92
Width (mm): Blade 64, Butt 40
Thickness (mm): 12
Weight (g): 272
Patina: green
Surface: corroded
Composition: bronze
Other: Note, also written at the bottom of the card in the Remarks section, but struck out:  Presumably Stanstead St. Margaret's, Herts, generally known as St. Margaret's when the name Chapel Fields occurs (S.E. of Hertford)
Associations: This is from the Roots collection, and no county was specified in early records; it is therefore much more likely that the St. Margaret's in question was at Twickenham in Hounslow L.B.
Description: small hole recently bored in one side
Publications: O.G.S. Crawford, Geog. Jo. XL (1912), 311, says not Kent, Needham 1983 (Phd), vol. 2 p. 155 GL3
Remarks: Found i Chapel Fields, St. Margaret's