Description
One-piece cast bronze axe head with 2 7/8″ convex cutting edge, extending 3″ from the
round eye for mounting to a wooden haft (absent). Two horizontal grooves on the side of
the head. Shows casting flaws and a small section worn through on one side; dark
greenish patina with some encrustation. Length 5″ (126 mm), thickness 1 7/8″ (48 mm),
weight 24 ounces (679 g). Early axes such as this were important tools for everyday use
and an effective weapon in times of war.






Bronze Age Mace Head, Western Asiatic, ca. 1200-700 BC
Polish/Hungarian Warhammer, Early 17th C
Rare Eastern European Horseman’s Flail, 17th C
European Broad Axe Head, probably 17th C