126. Oak Paddle (double-bladed) 123
127. Iron Gouge 124
128. Iron Chisel 124
129. Iron Knife 124
130. Iron Punch 124
131-132. Iron Spear-heads 125
133-135. Iron Daggers 125-126
136. Portion of an Iron Blade 126
137. Iron Ring, with Portion of Wood attached 126
138. Iron Shears (_Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot._ vol. iii.,
New Series, p. 247) 128
139. Iron Implement found imbedded in Lake Silt, near the
margin of the Crannog 128
140-142. Fibulæ 129
143. Back View of Fibula, represented by Fig. 142 130
144. Bronze Ring-Pin, with Fylfot on one side of the Head, and
a square divided into four other squares by two
diameters intersecting each other at right angles 130
145. Bronze Implement, with sections 130
146. Bronze Finger-Ring 132
147. Bronze Object 132
148. Bridle Bit, partly Bronze and partly Iron 132
149-150. Piece of Wood, with curious Carvings on both sides 134-135
151. Fringe-like Object made by the Stems of Moss 136
152. Thick Leather with Copper Nails 137
153. Grooved Bead with a greenish glaze 137
154. Small Dumb-bells-shaped Object of Glass 137
155. Small Bone Ring 137
156-157. Portions of Jet Armlets 138
158. Pointed Implement made of a Boar's Tusk 139
_N.B.--Figs. 159 to 161 are from the Crannog at Friars' Carse._
159. Perforated Axe-Hammer Head 156
160-161. Pottery 157
_N.B.--Figs. 162 to 186 are from the Crannog at Lochspouts._
162-163. Whetstones 170
164. Piece of Sandstone perforated by a hole shaped like a
Funnel on both sides 171
165. Stone Spindle Whorl 172
166-167. Polished Stone Discs 172-173
168. Oval Stone Implement with Hollowed Surfaces 173
169. Flint Scraper 174
170. Jet Ring 174
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