Canmore Site 42231: KNAPPS - KILMACOLM - ARROWHEAD (FLINT)(BRONZE AGE)
Description
| Site Name | KNAPPS |
|---|---|
| Other Name(s) | KNAPS |
| Site Number | NS36NE 16 |
| Broad Class | ARMOUR AND WEAPONS |
| Site Type(s) | ARROWHEAD (FLINT)(BRONZE AGE) |
| NGR | NS 366 690 |
| NGR accuracy | NGR given to the nearest 100m |
| Local Authority | INVERCLYDE |
| Parish | KILMACOLM |
| Record created | 1988-03-07 |
| Last updated | 2000-04-12 |
Archaeology Notes
NS36NE 16 366 690.
An Early Bronze Age lop-sided arrowhead was donated to the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland (NMAS) in 1947 by Miss C M Mullins (Acc. No: AD 2246). It had been found many years previously by her grandfather near the Knaps, Killellan, Kilmacolm (Knaps: NS 366 690). It is of dark grey-brown flint becoming paler towards the tip, and measures 2.55ins in length, including a single barb almost 1in long.
R B K Stevenson 1949
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