Socketed axe with loop. It has a slightly flared neck and internal shaft support, there is no decoration. There is some damage to the hole and the hemp is worn. The edge is somewhat crooked, as it curves more markedly on the same side as the hem. Green patina, which is partially dissolved; the ax is partially corroded. Baudou’s type VII C3. Length: 5.6 cm. Width: 3.8 cm Photo: Svein Skare © University Museum in Bergen, CC BY-SA 4.0

Context:
The axe was found on the farm, but there is no further information on when or where.

Location:
Kvamsøy (gnr. 55/4,5), Kvam, Hordaland

Date:
Small axes of this type are generally dated to the Younger Bronze Age period 5-6.