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HER 4182 - Late Bronze Age Sword

A 10th century BC Wilberton type sword was discovered with other finds made when gravel digging at Abbey Meads, Chertsey. It is probably from a former watercourse. See HER 4183 for Iron Age shield found in same area.

Monument Information
Record TypeFind
Protection Status
  • Green Belt
ConditionNot Known
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Location
Grid ReferenceTQ 042 678
ParishChertsey
Parish (old name)Chertsey
DistrictRunnymede, Surrey
Map SquareTQ06NW
Type and Period
Evidence TypeMonument TypeDate Range:
Finds: other metalwork
FINDSPOT
Prehistoric
Late Bronze Age

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