Ceremonial- or battleaxe of late type from the Danish Neolithic Battleaxe Culture, about 2.400 BC. Dimension: Length 13.5 cm, width:5.6 cm, thickness by shafthole: 3.0 cm. Diameter of fully drilled shafthole: 2.3 cm. The shafthole is set well to the rear. The axe has a curving downward rounded butt with percussion marks, and the edge is curving downward too. Manufactured in a layered black to white granite stone. Found on top of a demolished passage-grave at the site Damsbo Mark, by Haarby on Funen, Denmark, feature A1. Excavated as part of the Sarupproject by Moesgaard Museum in 2005. For 3D-presentation: 255 images with a Fuji XF10 camera. Uploaded by PhotoModelerPremium by Eos Systems Inc
Stridsøkse fra enkeltgravskulturens tid, cirka 2.400 f.Kr. Fundet på overfladen af en tomt efter en ødelagt jættestue på Damsbo Mark på Sydvestfyn forud for museets udgravning
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