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Stone Axe, Holywood
Stone axeheads were surprisingly efficient. Fitted to a shaft of wood, antler or bone they could be
Stone Axe, Barvernochan, Whauphill
This light grey axehead from the Hornel Trust, is fine grained but chipped at the blade with rust co
Stone Axe, Glencaple
Large stone axehead discovered near Glencaple, polished. One end is wider than the other, both are c
Stone Axe, Barndennoch
From the collection of Dr Grierson, this large fine grained, grey and white mottled axehead with chi
Axehead, Ecclefechan
Stone axeheads were surprisingly efficient. Fitted to a shaft of wood, antler or bone they could be
Axehead, Moffat
Stone axeheads were surprisingly efficient. Fitted to a shaft of wood, antler or bone they could be
Stone Axehead, Terregles
Originally from the Grierson Collection, this small, fine grained, green stone axehead is slightly c
Stone Axe, Millhousebridge
Stone axeheads were surprisingly efficient. Fitted to a shaft of wood, antler or bone they could be
Abraded Axehead, Moffat
Neolithic axehead with abraded blade. Polished with white exterior and grey interior. Stain across s
Axehead, Kirkbean
Found on the surface while tractor ploughing, this small axehead is typical of those of the period.
Stone axehead, Connelbush
Stone axeheads were surprisingly efficient. Fitted to a shaft of wood, antler or bone they could be
Stone axehead, Lochmaben
Stone axeheads were surprisingly efficient. Fitted to a shaft of wood, antler or bone they could be
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