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Found in the hills of Europe with my MXT. It was down about 16 inches and was a solid +45 reading. Is this possibly an axe head from the Bronze age/Iron age or just junk from a local farmer. Thanks for any help.
 

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Re: Bronze Age Axe Head or ????

Looks like iron. Test it with a magnet.
 
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Re: Bronze Age Axe Head or ????

Just checked it with a magnet and yes, it is magnetic.
 
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Re: Bronze Age Axe Head or ????

I dont know what it is, it may be an axe head but its not bronze.
 
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