BRONZE AGE 

A breathtaking collection of ancient metalwork tracing the dawn of metallurgy in the British landscape. This profound group features a rare, 4,200-year-old Chalcolithic copper flat axe, marking the monumental transition from the Stone Age to the Metal Age. Alongside it sit advanced Bronze Age tools and weaponry, including a cast spearhead fragment, a section of a specialized palstave axe, and what appears to be a stone-cutting or woodworking bronze chisel. Together, these heavily patinated relics showcase the extraordinary ingenuity, survival tactics, and technological evolution of early tribal smiths over four millennia ago.