(2.) _Wooden Implements._--A semi-globular piece of soft wood, 7 inches in diameter, and having a shallow cavity cut out of its flat surface, measuring 5 inches in diameter, and a uniform depth of 1-1/2 inch. Another cup-shaped vessel or implement, also of soft wood, was surrounded by a deep groove, across which were seen the remains of small wooden pins, some nine or ten in number, which penetrated through both its rims. The diameter of the central cup was 5-1/2 inches, and that of the whole vessel (including the outer rim, the groove, and the rim of the cup), 8-1/4 inches. A third article of wood consisted of a smooth flat beam of oak, 3 feet 6 inches long, 1 foot broad, and 4 inches thick, having a deep groove at one edge, and a stout pin-like projection from one end, as if it had other attachments. In the centre of this beam there was a round hole over which lay a handle-like elevation cut out of the solid, and having not only a vertical hole corresponding with the one in the lower portion, but also another passing horizontally through it, and immediately between the two former. This handle-like elevation was 2 feet 1 inch long, 4-1/2 inches broad, and rose into a slight arch in the middle, where the horizontal hole passed underneath, and in the line of continuation of the latter there was, on both sides, a slight hollow, as if worn out of the beam by friction. The whole was cut out of one piece of solid oak. These articles were found at a depth of about 2 feet below the former log pavement. (3.) _Bronze Ornament._--A double-spiral ornament of bronze wire, having six twists at one end and three at the other, was found at a depth of 1 foot 6 inches, and near the centre of the island. Its length is 1-5/8 inch (Fig. 260). [Illustration: Fig. 260.--Bronze Ornament (1/1).] (4.) _Jet Ring._--This article was found at a depth of 1-1/2 foot. Its diameter is 1-1/8 inch. The inside looks as if worn in one or two places by friction. Besides the above, some hammer-stones, a quern, and two fragments of very rude pottery were found. ARTICLES FOUND WHILE REMOVING THE STUFF FORMERLY WHEELED FROM OFF THE MOUND, _i.e._ ABOVE THE UPPER LOG-PAVEMENT. (1.) _Rock Crystal._--A conical piece of rock-crystal, evidently ground down to its present shape. The diameter of base is 1/16 less than an inch, and the perpendicular height is 3/4 of an inch. The base is not quite flat, but slightly convex, as will be seen from the annexed outline (Fig. 261). It scratches glass, but is scratched by a diamond, and depolarises a ray of light. Its specific gravity is 2·64. [Illustration: Fig. 261.--Outline of Crystal Ornament (1/1).] (2.) _A Leaden Spindle-Whorl._--A small bead-shaped portion of lead perforated with a round hole is supposed to be a spindle-whorl. Its diameter is 3/4 of an inch.