Bronze Age axe head

Ken Maddock · 9th January 2015, 09:33 PM

Thanks for all the reply s
I will look at the compositions
The easiest check would be for presence of aluminium followed
By phosphorous, ratios are a bit harder but definitely possible
Most tests are destructive but only a mili gram is required so that would be doable
I will start a new tread when I have work done,
I have just purchased a percussion punt gun and a blunderbuss so I have a lot to do in the study of these, all good problems though
Regards to all
Ken

9th January 2015, 09:33 PM	#13
Ken Maddock Member Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Ireland Posts: 104	Thanks for all the reply s I will look at the compositions The easiest check would be for presence of aluminium followed By phosphorous, ratios are a bit harder but definitely possible Most tests are destructive but only a mili gram is required so that would be doable I will start a new tread when I have work done, I have just purchased a percussion punt gun and a blunderbuss so I have a lot to do in the study of these, all good problems though Regards to all Ken