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  U Number : 10048
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Copper Spearhead Very much like U.10047, but with a narrower and thicker blade Type I
  

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  U Number : 10049A
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B17520.1
  Description (Catalog Card) : Copper spear-heads [struck out: "eleven" and "twelve"] thirteen all of the solid poker type, square in section write chisel-ended clamp No 11 had round it the copper collar from the end of the shaft (broken)
  

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  U Number : 10181
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Copper Spear Broken in 3 pieces Type 2
  

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  U Number : 10361
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B17507
  Description (Catalog Card) : Copper Spear Long flat blade Type II
  

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  U Number : 10411A
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B16690
  Description (Catalog Card) : [A-D] 4 [struck out: "arrows"] Throwing spears Found apparently inside a quiver of which the base was formed by a very large copper nail with silver-plated head; diam 0045. The spears had been broken across the middle, and of 2 of them the butt end was missing, of 2 it was present. The heads are of gold 017 long: the shafts were bound with gold and silver bands 003, wide with 003, of wood showing between: the butts are of gold with copper fork to take the bow-string. See Field Notes.
  

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  U Number : 10411B
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : [A-D] 4 [struck out: "arrows"] Throwing spears Found apparently inside a quiver of which the base was formed by a very large copper nail with silver-plated head; diam 0045. The spears had been broken across the middle, and of 2 of them the butt end was missing, of 2 it was present. The heads are of gold 017 long: the shafts were bound with gold and silver bands 003, wide with 003, of wood showing between: the butts are of gold with copper fork to take the bow-string. See Field Notes.
  

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  U Number : 10411C
  Museum Number (BM Registration Number) : 1928,1010.93
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : [A-D] 4 [struck out: "arrows"] Throwing spears Found apparently inside a quiver of which the base was formed by a very large copper nail with silver-plated head; diam 0045. The spears had been broken across the middle, and of 2 of them the butt end was missing, of 2 it was present. The heads are of gold 017 long: the shafts were bound with gold and silver bands 003, wide with 003, of wood showing between: the butts are of gold with copper fork to take the bow-string. See Field Notes.
  

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  U Number : 9337A
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B17519
  Description (Catalog Card) : [A-F] Copper lance-heads. The tang 045 long shows traces of the read shaft: the blade is a square section rod tapering to a point. [type] Spear 1 (new)
  

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  U Number : 9518
  

  Museum Number (UPM B-number) : B17347
  Description (Catalog Card) : Copper Spear Poker type, square-section with short square-section tang Type VI.
  

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  U Number : 11131
  

  Description (Catalog Card) : Copper Spear. Slightly convex blade. Upper end of tang rounded in section, lower end (i.e. end nearest wooden handle) square. Type IV. [drawing]
  

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