Polished stone axes from Troughend (Rochester and Byrness)
A celt of felstone was ploughed up in 1877 at Troughend on hitherto unbroken heathland. It is 6-1/2ins long and its greatest width above the cutting edge is 2-3/4ins. Two similar implements, one broken, have been found in the district. (1)
Three polished stone axes from Troughend. (Present location not stated). (2)
Three polished stone axes from Troughend. (Present location not stated). (2)
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