Neolithic flint knife, near Hadleigh Castle (EHER 9535)

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Summary

Neolithic finely-worked flint knife found near Hadleigh Castle about 1896. Donated to Southend Museum by Mr V.A. Banks in 1936.

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Grid reference	TQ 810 860 (point)

Type and Period

FINDSPOT (Neolithic - 4000 BC to 2201 BC)

Description

Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import: Neolithic finely-worked flint knife found near Hadleigh Castle about 1896. Donated to Southend Museum by Mr V.A. Banks in 1936. <1> - <4>

Finds

KNIFE (Neolithic - 4000 BC to 2201 BC)

Sources

<1> SEX74 MENTION: Unknown. unknown. SMR.
<2> SEX1258 Article in monograph: Hull, M.R.. 1963. A History of the County of Essex. Victoria County History Volume III. p.321.
<3> SEX76543 Map: Historic England. Annotated Record Map. Corr 6" (W Pollitt 1950).
<4> SEX62881 Field Survey Report: Clarke, R.. 2002. Preliminary survey and recording at Hadleigh Castle, Essex.

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Other References

Old SMR Number: TQ88-001
NRHE identifier: 418994
National Monuments Record: TQ 88 NW 18

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