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Three Neolithic flint axeheads found in Knapton, NHER 6875. How do you think a wooden handle was fixed to the axeheads? � Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Service. For more information see the Prehistoric Flints Resource Pack available on the Norfolk Heritage Explorer websit...

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Three Neolithic flint axeheads found in Knapton, NHER 6875. How do you think a wooden handle was fixed to the axeheads? � Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Service.

For more information see the Prehistoric Flints Resource Pack available on the Norfolk Heritage Explorer website (www.heritage.norfolk.gov.uk).

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22nd Feb 2007

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Norfolk heritage archaeology axehead stone kanpton prehistory prehistoric flint axe handle neolithic

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