Object: Socketed Celt
Period: Bronze Age
Collection: Museum of Arch. + Ethnology, Cambridge, 48
Site: England, Cambridgeshire, Devils Dike, (Label) “Sir this was found on Ladeys Stevens estate.” “at cranes dug out of the devils dyke."
Discovery context: building work 
County: Cambridgeshire
Country: England
Year of discovery: NA
Length (mm): 105.5
Width (mm): 38.5
Edge (mm): 53
Thickness (mm): 39
Weight (g): 300
Patina: See Description
Surface: See Description
Other: At the top of card, in a different hand and circled: "? Is this the Cambs. Dyke? I doubt it - "[initials]
Description: 3 short vertical ribs on the faces.  edge chipped, also three mouldings as well as the rim, round the mouth.  there is quite a deep groove just above the points of the edge which disappears after 1/2 cm.  Expanding edge., Surface: fairly smooth on the top side, there is a powdering of bright green like many of the Lakenheath objects.,  Patina:  Otherwise the patina is dark green with some metal showing through.
Publications: Prehistoric Bronzes. 92 .  Catalogue is lost., Foster Bequest  45.  Catalogue.