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![[Picture: 31.—British Weapons of Bronze, in their earliest and improved state.]](https://www.fromoldbooks.org/OldEngland/pages/0031-British-Weapons-of-bronze,-in-their-earliest-and-improved-state/0031-British-Weapons-of-bronze,-in-their-earliest-and-improved-state-q75-500x319.jpg "[Picture: 31.—British Weapons of Bronze, in their earliest and improved state.]")
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31.—British Weapons of Bronze, in their earliest and improved state., in Salisbury Plain,Wiltshire,England more
Various weapons (if such they be) dug up from burial mounds in the vicinity of Stonehenge, probably of bronze. See also Fig. 16.
