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  • Object number
    62/301
  • Description
    The cross stave is the part of a wheeled plough used to regulate the depth of the furrow. Nothing is known of its origins.
    The cross stave is the part of a wheeled plough used to regulate the depth of the furrow. It is unclear from what device this cross stave originates - it may have been used on a beam drill. Nothing is known of its origins.
  • Physical description
    1 cross stave
  • Archival history
    MERL 'Handwritten catalogue' form – 'CROSS STAVE // Came with 59/12. See also 61/1 // Note that there is some doubt about the classification of this item and the other cross stave (61/1) from the Science Museum. It may in fact have been used on a beam drill. B.L.'
  • Object name
    Cross stave
  • Associated subject
    CULTIVATING : ploughing
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