[2] Old castle on an island, near Castle Semple (_ibid._ vol. xv. p. 69). Canoes also found in the loch.--_New Stat. Account_, Renfrew, p. 97. [3] Old castle surrounded by a fosse and morass, with access by a stone causeway and a drawbridge.--_Old Stat. Account_, vol. ix. p. 191. [4] Circular earthen mound, having formerly a wooden castle.--_New Stat. Account_, vol. xii. p. 1089. [5] Square camp 42 yards each side.--_New Stat. Account_, vol. ii. p. 171. [6] Small island strongly fortified.--_Old Stat. Account_, vol. xi. p. 281. [7] Artificial island formed of stones and earth.--_Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot._ vol. vi. p. 175. [8] Small island with remains of stone walls.--_Old Stat. Account_, vol. ii. p. 342. [9] Strong castle in impassable bogs.--_Ibid._ vol. iv. p. 224. [10] Old castle formerly surrounded by a lake; canoe and bronze tripod found in bed of lake.--_Phil. Trans._ 1756, p. 521; also _Antiq. of Scotland_, Grose, vol. i. p. 150. [11] Curious wooden structures in moss.--_Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot._ vol. vi. p. 163. [12] Old castle, near which canoe was dug up; also a small copper camp kettle and copper teapot.--_New Stat. Account_, vol. iv. p. 96. [13] Castle in marshy ground.--_Old Stat. Account_, vol. ii. p. 418. [14] Regular fortalice situated in a bog, with ditch and drawbridge.--_New Stat. Account_, vol. ix. p. 365. TABLE showing GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF LAKE-DWELLINGS, ARTIFICIAL ISLANDS, ETC., IN SCOTLAND,--_Continued_.