42578 Various Neolithic and Bronze Age lithic and pottery finds have been made to the south of Warlowe Farm. The details of these finds are listed below. A POLISHED STONE AXE AND FRAGMENTS OF POLISHED FLINT AXE (CUTTING EDGE) FOUND IN 1954 TO S OF WARLOWE FARM, SALMONBY. {1}{2}{3}{4} PREHISTORIC FLINTS WERE RECOVERED FROM THIS AREA, INCLUDING A NEOLITHIC AXE, A BROKEN DRILL WITH A POLISHED TIP, AND FOUR NOTCHED BLADES (TF 3185 7415 formerly 43455 and 43456). {5} VARIOUS BRONZE AGE FLINTS FOUND TO SW OF TETFORD AT TF 317 741 (formerly 42640). ALSO, A BRONZE AGE BUCKET URN WITH A MASSIVE PINCHED RIM AND BODY DECORATED WITH LARGE LATTICE. FOUND IN A SHALLOW HOLE WITH NO ASSOCIATED FINDS formerly 42641). {6}{7}{8} PERFORATED STONE ADZE FOUND DURING FIELDWALKING AT TF 3185 7399). 140MM BY 86MM. THERE ARE PECKED INDENTATIONS ON THE FIRST C.25MM OF EACH EDGE. IT IS PLANO-CONVEX IN SHAPE WITH AN HOUR-GLASS PERFORATION. IT IS COMPLETE, ALTHOUGH SLIGHTLY PLOUGH-DAMAGED. THIS TOOL IS DESIGNED TO BE USED WITH THE BLADE AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE SHAFT AND THE EXAMPLE HAS BEEN WORKED AT BOTH ENDS TO PROVIDE A DOUBLE-HEADED TOOL (formerly 43366). {5}{9}{10}