Iron angon Browse Search IMAGE IC_KAS869-870.jpg (155.05 kB) viewdownloadDownload file IMAGE LD_KAS869-870.jpg (44.09 kB) viewdownloadDownload file Next page Previous page 1/1 Switch ViewSwitch between different file views Thumbnail view List view File view2 files Fullscreen Iron angon CiteDownload all (199.14 kB)ShareEmbed online resource posted on 27.10.2021, 13:27 by Helena HamerowHelena Hamerow Iron angon, now in two joining pieces, length 78cm in very bad condition, heavily corroded and now flaking and fragile, with stones and soil adhering through corrosion, thus distorted. The point is intact but no surviving trace of barbs, shaft apparently long and narrow, terminating in split socket, bottom broken off apparently. The present end of shaft may have had an iron band around it, c. 4cm broad, to reinforce the socket, and this band seems to have been inlaid with bronze. Traces of bronze survive suggest a broad bronze band near base, and perhaps another near top. But whole thing too far gone to be certain of exact nature of inlays.cf. Arch.Cant. VII, pl, xiv, no. vi for original sketch. History Grave IDSarre Grave 135 Object IDKAS869-870 Catalogue NumberKAS 869 & KAS 870 Materialiron, copper alloy (Sonia Hawkes Material Notes; iron, bronze) (Antiquarian Material; N/A) Complete Keyword List (Including Alternatives)angon (Sonia Hawkes Keyword; angon) (Antiquarian Keyword; pike) Statusextant LocationMaidstone Museum CollectionKent Archaeological Society Category IDspear Usage metrics The Novum Inventorium Sepulchrale Categories Archaeology Keywords angonSarre Grave 135 Licence CC BY-NC 4.0 Exports Select an option RefWorksBibTeXRef. managerEndnoteDataCiteNLMDC Hide footer AboutFeaturesToolsBlogContactFAQRDM policyPrivacy PolicyCookie PolicyT&CsDisclaimerSitemap figshare. credit for all your research.
