👉 The Cornwall Weapon, also known as the Cornish War Axe, is a distinctive prehistoric tool originating from Cornwall, England, dating back to the Bronze Age, around 2000 BCE. This axe is characterized by its large size, typically measuring between 1.5 to 2 meters in length, and is made from a single piece of stone, often flint, with a distinctive cross-hatched pattern on the blade. Its heavy weight and broad head were designed for both chopping and breaking through tough materials, making it an effective weapon for hunting, woodworking, and possibly ceremonial purposes. The Cornwall Weapon's robust construction and unique craftsmanship reflect the advanced skills of the Cornish people in stone tool-making during this period.
