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Quillon of a Dagger
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Details

Object ID 000219

Object Name Quillon of a Dagger

Object Desc This is the cross gaurd part of a dagger. Rectangular sectioned bar with expanded oval flat sectioned area at the centre with egg / drop shaped perforation, which has a pointed groove at the narrower end on one surface.

Collection CKHG Museum

Accession # CKHG_0219

Alternate ID Weapon_1

General Category Archeology

Category Archeology - General

Source Metal Detection Find

Source Category Item Found

Accession Date JUN 11,2024

Credit/Acknowledgement Richard Brown

Location Covington

Object Date 1350

Start Year Range 1250

End Year Range 1500

Status In Collection

Object Keywords Medieval,Dagger,14th Century,Weapon,PAS,


Title Quillons of a Dagger

Arch. Description Portable Antiquities Scheme - DENO-D888D2

Collector Richard Brown

Collection Date

Excavated By Robert Shaw

Approx Excavation Date 1 Nov 2006

Identified By Robert Shaw

Approx Identification Date 6th Mar 2007

Height 8.2

Length 72.63

Width 15.06

Depth 0

Diameter 0

Circumference 0

Weight 19.53

Unit of Measure

Dimension Details Millimeters and grams

Quantity 1

Material Copper Alloy

Eon

Era

Period

Epoch

Age

Dating Method

Site Covington

Site Details Manor

Images

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Image Caption Dagger

Description

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Image Caption Dagger

Description

Conditions

Events

Date JUN 11,2024

Summary Status change

Notes Status changed to In Collection from In Collection - automatic entry by admin


Date JUN 11,2024

Summary Location change

Notes Location changed to Covington from Covington - automatic entry by admin


Appraisals

Date JAN 26,2015

Valuation 60

Appraiser Chris Rudd

Notes Page 2 No. 9


Provenance

Notes