from Poldar Moss, Stirlingshire
This bronze sword was found at Poldar Moss in Stirlingshire. It dates from between 1150 and 950 BC.
The sword is leaf-shaped, with two rivet holes in each wing, one with a rivet surviving. There is a large slot in the grip to secure an organic handle.
Technological advances in bronze casting in the late Bronze Age resulted in new and better weapons.
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