Object: Palstave
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: British Museum, 70.7-6.76,Given by W. Owen Stanley, 1870
Site: wales,gwynedd,anglesey,llangwyllog,cerrig ddewi
Parish: Anglesey
Country: Wales
Grid reference: SH 43 79
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 162
Width (mm): 23
Edge (mm): 78
Thickness (mm): 9
Weight (g): 439
Patina: No patina
Surface: Dull bronze.
Other: Width: edge 78mm; middle 23mm; butt 25mm,Thickness: 9mm; 26mm,Weight: 438.83 gms
Associations: Found with 2 terra cotta urns, a stone spindle whorl, one flint celt and one stone celt (Druids Stones) at Cerrig Dwddy Llangwyllog, in a field with many tumile: urns, celts and stones have been frequently found here. These were dug up in levelling a fence about 1750 and remained in the house of the proprietor. Mr. Henry Prichard.
Description: Edge slightly chipped. Small circular hollow worn under stop ridge ornament.
Publications: R.C.A.M. 57,Arch. Journal XXVII, 163, pl. X. 3,Evans Bronze, p.81
Remarks: Inacc.