Bronze age weapons hoard found in London.

[Sheldon J]

from and more photos at https://www.ancient-origins.net/new...Fr4HUw6K7GLsuyZFd0qHFrW1mnys95fFcbpOY9okLfoGo

Archaeologists in England have announced the discovery of a hoard of Bronze Age weapons and tools, that are almost 3000 years old. They were found in London on a construction site. The find is very important as it is providing researchers with a window into prehistoric society.The discovery was made by experts from Archaeological Solutions at a construction site in Havering, East London. The exact location of the dig has been kept secret as the authorities fear that the location may become a magnet for illegal treasure hunters. It is the largest hoard of its kind found in the British capital and ‘is the third-largest ever discovered in the UK’ reports the BBC.New planning laws in the United Kingdom require developers to notify the relevant authorities if they come across anything of potential archaeological value. According to Historic England, the dig was ‘a planning requirement of Havering Borough Council, on the recommendation of Historic England's Greater London Archaeology Advisory Service’. Initially, the archaeologists “were brought in to investigate a ‘crop circle’ on the site” according to London Go .

 

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[eyemustdigtreasure]

What a story, these artifacts have to tell...!
Thanks for posting this!

 

[tamrock]

I was curious why that axe head an eye loop casted in it. Seems it's a way to retain it more securely to the socket.

 

[A2coins]

That's cool bet they had some crude weapons back then