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Ewart Park Swords are Bronze Age blades from the Ewart Park Phase in Late Bronze Age Britain (800-700 BCE). Similar to the continental Halstatt Swords and the earlier Dreiwulst Blades, these effective cut-and-thrust weapons are sometimes called Wilburton Swords in England. There is a debate about whether they influenced European designs or were influenced by them. The blades featured an early leaf-shaped design, often made from an alloy metal mixed with lead.
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