36. Mortised Beam, with Portion of an Upright 74
37. Quartz Pebble, used as an Anvil 74
38. Diagram illustrating the mode of excavating the Crannog 75
39. Perpendicular Section through the Hearths 78
40-42. Sketches of the Crannog during the progress of the
excavations 82-84
43. Portions of an Iron Saw 87
44. Wooden Vessel (from Photograph by Mr. James Blackwood) 93
45. Wooden Board, with Markings 94
46. Iron Hatchet 96
47. Iron Knife 96
48-51. Hammer-Stones 102-103
52-53. Sharpening-Stones 104
54. Grooved Hone-Stone (_Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot._ vol. iii.,
New Series, p. 248) 105
55. Polished Stone Celt 106
56. Circular Stone Implement 106
57-59. Upper and Lower Quern Stones 107
60. Cup-Stone, with Concentric Circles 108
61. Cup-Stone 108
62. Stone Implement 108
63. Flint Scraper 109
64-65. Flint Flakes 109
66-67. Clay Spindle Whorls 110
68. Stone Spindle Whorl 110
69-70. Bone Chisels 111
71-75. Bone Implements 111
76. Tiny Bone Spoon 112
77. Bone Spoon-shaped Object 112
78. Bone Needle, with Eye in Middle 112
79-83. Bone Implements 113
84-85. Horn Club-like Implements 114
86-99. Horn Implements (various kinds) 114-115-116
100. Portion of Horn Handle found along with the Knife engraved
Fig. 129 116
101-104. Portions of Wooden Vessels 118
105-110. Wooden Clubs, etc 119
111-115. Specimens of Wooden Pins 120
116-124. Various Kinds of Wooden Implements 120-121
125. Outline of Canoe 122
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