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The prehistoric axe, discovered by a fisherman at Cauldron Snout, Teesdale, in its original box and the new box in which Durham returned the object
Today’s Object of the Week is a prehistoric axe that has been on quite a journey . AN object from pre-history discovered more than 100 years ago is now back in a North Yorkshire museum after several years of examination by academics. In May 1910, Joseph Maughan of East Pastures, Skelton-in-Cleveland, found an axe embedded in dark coloured clay below the surface of the River Tees, whilst fishing at the Cauldron Snout beauty spot, in the North Pennines.
LIVE: Roads reopen as weather warning extended for Teesside into Sunday
A weather warning remains in place across Teesside after snow showers during Saturday
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The Met Office has issued an alert saying the weather could cause disruption to travel.
Roads in East Cleveland have been the worst effected, with the A174 Apple Orchard Bank near Skelton and nearby Skelton Ellers both closed for much of the day as motorists became stranded.
The Met Office issued a yellow warning for snow and ice which runs until 6pm on Saturday, which was later extended to 11am on Sunday.