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Arrowhead
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Iron Arrowhead Iron arrowhead. Barbed blade with convex sides and lozenge-shaped cross section. Socketed with a rivet hole in the side. -
Flint Arrowhead Leaf arrowhead blank. -
Flint Arrowhead/Flake Chisel arrowhead, edge utilised flake. -
Flint Arrowhead Barbed and tanged flint arrowhead. -
Flint Arrowhead Leaf-shaped arrowhead. Till flint with evidence of retouch and damage (missing one end). -
Flint Arrowhead Flint arrowhead. -
Flint Arrowhead Unfinished flint arrowhead. Early stage of manufacture. One pressure flake scar, edges retouched. Till flint. -
Iron Arrowhead Iron arrowhead. The blade is lentoid. A ridge runs down centre of both faces, diamond-shaped cross-section but each facet is slightly concave. The blade thickens at the base where the cross-section is octagonal: tanged. -
Iron Arrowhead An iron arrowhead. Elongated lozenge shape, tapering towards one end. -
Arrowhead Triangular barbed arrowhead with a broken socket. -
Iron Arrowhead The blade is lentoid, with a diamond-shaped cross-section. It thickens at the base where the cross-section is rounded, a groove runs around it a little above where it steps into the tang. -
Iron Arrowhead The blade upper part has slightly convex sides, the lower part slightly concave sides and bevelled edges. The blade runs directly into the tang, tip missing. -
Iron Arrowhead The blade is lentoid, with a diamond-shaped crosssection. The blade thickens at the base where the cross-section is rounded and steps in to the tang. -
Iron Arrowhead Blade upper part has convex sides, tip thickened slightly. The lower part has concave sides, a ridge runs down the centre of the blade for a short way before dividing into two which run away to the sides and then slope inwards again to meet at the base. The panels created by the ridges in the centre of the blade surfaces are slightly concave. Blade thickens at the base where the cross-section is diamond-shaped. Tanged. -
Iron Arrowhead Blade upper part has convex sides, lower part has concave sides. The faces are slightly concave in cross section; the blade thickens at the base where the cross-section is diamond-shaped. -
Iron Arrowhead The blade is lentoid, and the cross-section at the tip is diamond-shaped. A little below the tip two flat panels develop on each face so that the cross-section in the centre of the blade is hexagonal. Socketed. -
Iron Arrowhead The blade has convex sides and concave shoulders. A ridge runs down centre of both faces, and from it four pairs of slighter ridges slope down to the sides of the blade. It thickens at the base where the cross-section is diamond-shaped.