the Northampton Museum ” 122 ----------------------------------------------------------- Late-Celtic pottery from Yarnton, Oxfordshire, now in the British Museum. Scale ¾ linear XIX. Late-Celtic pottery from Kent’s Cavern near ” 124 Torquay, Devonshire, now in the British Museum. Scale ¾ linear ----------------------------------------------------------- Granite monolith with Late-Celtic sculpture at Turoe, Co. Galway. Height of stone 4 ft. XX. Reproduced from a photograph by Mr. A. McGoogan ” 128 illustrating Mr. George Coffey’s paper in the _Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy_ ----------------------------------------------------------- Cruciform harness-mounting of bronze enamelled (locality unknown), now in the British Museum. XXI. Scale 1/1 linear ” 136 Bronze enamelled harness-mounting from Polden Hill, Somersetshire, now in the British Museum. Scale ¾ linear ----------------------------------------------------------- Upper part of bronze sword-sheath from Lisnacroghera Co., now in the British Museum XXII. Lower part of bronze sword-sheath from ” 148 Lisnacroghera Co., now in the British Museum ----------------------------------------------------------- Handle of Late-Celtic bronze tankard, Trawsfynydd, Merionethshire, now in the Mayer Museum, Liverpool XXIII. Bridle-bit of bronze enamelled, from Rise near ” 150 Hull, now in the British Museum. Scale ½ linear ----------------------------------------------------------- XXIV. Detail of ornament on Late-Celtic bronze shield from the Thames at Battersea, now in the British Museum ” 152 ----------------------------------------------------------- Circular disc of bronze with repoussé ornament from Ireland, now in the British Museum XXV. Bronze enamelled harness-ring from Westhall, Suffolk, ” 154 now in the British Museum. Scale ¾ linear ----------------------------------------------------------- Cast of metal object (locality unknown) from the Albert Way Collection, now in the Museum of the XXVI. Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House Cover of the Stowe Missal, in the Museum of the ” 170 Royal Irish Academy, Dublin (A.D. 1023 to 1052) ----------------------------------------------------------- XXVII. Erect cross-slab in Aberlemno Churchyard, Forfarshire. John Patrick, of Edinburgh, photo ” 184