Sep 10, 2024
Steel and silver axe head, Scandinavian, 11th-12th Century
From the Met Museum
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Steel and silver axe head, Scandinavian, 11th-12th Century
From the Met Museum
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Bronze Socketed Axe Heads, c.2400-800 BCE, Stewartry Museum, Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway
Socketed axe heads are from the late Bronze Age, making them over 2000 years old. These socketed axes had wooden handles that were fitted into the socket at the blunt end of the axe. The axe head was then secured in place by lashing with twine or binding.
Ax Head
Scandinavian
11thβ12th century
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A beautiful axe head with gilt decorations, Chinese, Ming or Qing Dynasty, ca. 15th-18th century, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
A 1,000 year old Viking battle axe, before and after restoration.