- axes'.
Palstaves were cast in
bivalve moulds made of clay,
stone or bronze. The
archaeologist John
Evans (1881, p. 72) po****rized the term '
palstave' in...
-
correction at Bedd
Branwen Period); burials. 1500–1300 BC:
Acton Park Phase:
palstaves,
socketed spearheads; copper+tin, also lead. 1300–1200 BC:
Knighton Heath...
- (European)
Masakari (****anese)
Nzappa zap also
thrown (African) Ono (****anese)
Palstave (Bronze Age, improvised, European)
Sagaris (Middle Eastern) Shepherd's...
-
method changed and the flat axe
developed into the "flanged axe", then
palstaves, and
later winged and
socketed axes.[citation needed] At
least since the...
-
Bronze Age (2000–1200 BC)
remains include stone hammers,
flint knives,
palstaves (bronze axe heads), and
funerary urns; all
finds were
chance discoveries...
-
flanged celts and
tanged spear-heads or daggers, ... and the third, by
palstaves and
socketed celts and the many
forms of
tools and weapons, ... It is...
- that sunk
while carrying Middle Bronze Age
weaponry including swords,
palstaves, and
other materials. The site was
identified in 1977 by
trainee divers...
- finest. It
consists in
particular of swords, spear-heads, arrows, axes,
palstaves, knives, daggers, armour,
decorative equipment (in
particular for horses)...
- at some 50
metres from the seas****, and
initially consisting of 152
palstaves Bronze Age
Galician swords,
Museo de
Pontevedra Casco de
Leiro Pedra Alta...
- Wilburton.
These findings include swords, spear-heads, arrows, axes,
palstaves, knives, daggers, rapiers, armour,
decorative equipment (in particular...
