Bronze Age Dagger Blade and hilt

Bronze dagger blade. The blade is heavier at the base and has a rounded tip. Bone dagger handle made out of a cow's metacarpal bone, sawed lengthwise. A 'tongue' of bone that was left at the back, possibly as an attachment, has broken off at the base. The handle is decorated with encircled dots above 6 incised lines all of which were filled with black carbon. There are three perforations for the blade attachment.