RecordAxehead< 1 of 1 > Back from Wolfhill, near Perth, Perthshire
AxeheadThis bronze axehead was found at Wolfhill near Perth in Perthshire. It is an early example of the most common form of flat bronze axehead from the Early Bronze Age, found throughout Scotland. It dates from between 2300 and 2050 BC. As with most of the flat axeheads of this shape, this example is without decoration. It was probably tinned which would have given it a shiny silvery appearance. This is probably one of the earliest forms of bronze axeheads, transitional between thick butted, clumsy copper forms and more tapered bronze axeheads with thin butts. Record detailsTo search on related items, click any linked text below.
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