File:Dubbeleggad stridsyxa av porfyr fr Dala (2M16-B1845) 6404.jpg
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Svenska: Mellanneolitisk dubbeleggad stridsyxa av porfyr från Vallstorp i Dala socken, Gudhems härad, Falköpings kommun, f.d. Skaraborgs län, Västergötland, Västra Götalands län, Sverige. Porfyryxan köptes in till Falbygdens museum i Falköping år 1946 och fick där inventarienumret 2M16-F1845. Sedan 1994 visas yxan i den permanenta utställningen Forntid på Falbygden.
English: Neolithic double-edged battle-axe from Dala parish, Gudhem hundred, Falköping municipality, former Skaraborg county, Västergötland, Västra Götaland county, Sweden. |
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| Author | Gunnar Creutz |
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