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This Bronze Age dirk was discovered in 2008 on Traeth Bychan on Anglesey’s east coast. It measures about 19cm in length, and has two rivet holes which would have held the wooden handle.
Donated by Andrew Gillespie.
Oriel Môn's accession number - 2/09

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