Image: Silver ax between 2100 - 1900 BC - near Tivat - Bay of Kotor - Montenegro

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Description: Minoan silver ax (electron: an alloy of silver, gold and copper) with a cap of gold (ornamented with a cross in a circle) occurred between 2100-1900. BC. By seamen-traders brought from Crete in the Indo-European ancestors of the Illyrians, in the Bay of Kotor. Blade length: 0.055m. Blade width: 0.039m. Place of founding: Tumulus Small gruda in Tivat (Montenegro).
Title: Silver ax between 2100 - 1900 BC - near Tivat - Bay of Kotor - Montenegro
Credit: PDF - Published by Ministry of Culture, Sport and Media, Republic of Montenegro, Podgorica, Montenegro- 2007 http://www.docstoc.com/docs/49947403/Museums-of-Montenegro
Author: Lazar Pejović
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Bronze Age Europe

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