NHER 2660 (Find Spot record) - Bronze Age palstave (poorly located)

Bronze axes from 'Swaffham'. The two bronze palstaves formerly under this county number, as noted on card by R. R. Clarke, are both in fact from Swaffham Fen, Cambridgshire including CUMAE 83.129 which is provenanced as Swaffham Norfolk in the National Bronze Implement Index but which is in fact labelled 'Swaffham Cambs. 1951' (information from Dr C. Shell). Also, all the bronzes listed by M. Rowlands in BAR 31 as Swaffham Norfolk, are either Swaffham Cambs or other provenances such as Ireland!

This county number therefore refers now solely to the note by R. R. Clarke.
'Bronze palstave from near Swaffham in Bulwer Coll. Drawings Case Xp (Crown Point)' and 'Dawson Turner Add Mss' untill it can be checked whether these drawings are the same as the above, or from Norfolk.
E. Rose (NAU), 30 July 1982.

A. Lawson confirms that, the Bulwer Collection drawings by Sandys, now in NCM Art Department is of an unlooped palstave marked Swaffham, with no other information. So this number now refers to this.
E. Rose (NAU), 17 December 1982.

However a card found after A. Lawson had left refers to a Sandys watercolour in Bulwer Coll. 1223.B117.235.951 of a haft-flanged axe, marked 'Swaffham'flint axe' and therefore of dubious provenance. Is this the same as illustration referred to above? - all other Bulwer drawings quoted on other cards have their numbers given.
E. Rose (NAU), 3 June 1983.