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Bronze socketed knife found at Lelant.
Bronze socketed knife found at Lelant.
A Bronze sword hilt and blade found at Pelynt.
A Bronze sword hilt and blade found at Pelynt.
A 'Carps Tongue' sword, found in the Thames. Now in Brentford Museum
A 'Carps Tongue' sword, found in the Thames. Now in Brentford Museum
Diagrams of early sword handles.
Diagrams of early sword handles.
Diagrams of early sword handles.
Diagrams of early sword handles.
Diagram of the blade of a dagger found at Par Moor in 1757.
Diagram of the blade of a dagger found at Par Moor in 1757.
Diagram of the blade of a dagger found at Par Moor in 1757.
Diagram of the blade of a dagger found at Par Moor in 1757.
Diagram of a bronze dagger found with a celt.
Diagram of a bronze dagger found with a celt.
Diagram of bronze daggers found at Normanton, Wiltshire.
Diagram of bronze daggers found at Normanton, Wiltshire.
Diagrams of early daggers shapes.
Diagrams of early daggers shapes.
Diagrams of early daggers shapes.
Diagrams of early daggers shapes.
Diagram of two bronze daggers found in Ireland.
Diagram of two bronze daggers found in Ireland.
Drawing of a stone circle at Stennis, Orkney.
Drawing of a stone circle at Stennis, Orkney.
Unidentified site, possibly West Penwith
Originally catalogued as an "unknown stone circle" although this seems unlikely.
Boscawen-ûn Stone Circle
The stone circle is being fenced off. A small dais is visible by the central stone. This could be the circle being prepared for the first Gorsedd Kernow in 1928.
Nine Maidens Stone Circle, Troon
The nine maidens.
Nine Maidens Stone Circle, Troon
The nine maidens.
Nine Maidens Stone Circle, Troon
The nine maidens.
Nine Maidens Stone Circle, Troon
The nine maidens.