An iron axe-head, not differing greatly from the modern form, the eye broken (Fig. 14). An iron axe-head of similar form, but longer in the shank, the eye entire (also shown in Fig. 14). The iron head of a small adze, nearly entire (Fig. 15). The iron head of a hammer, entire (Fig. 16). A pair of forge-tongs, partially broken (Fig. 17). The broken fragments of a large iron pot, and its bow-handle, broken (Fig. 18). In grave No. 2 he found the following objects deposited with the skeleton:— A pair of oval bowl-shaped brooches of bronze, ornamented with pierced and chased work and with plaited bands of silver wire and studs, of which the pins only remain (Fig. 20). The brass spring-pins of the two brooches (Fig. 19). Portions of three pairs of discs of thin bronze, plated with silver, each pair connected by a narrow band, the discs ornamented with bosses arranged in circles, and the bands with borders all in _repoussé_ work (Fig. 21). A silver hair-pin with a globular head, ornamented with filigree work, and furnished with a ring of wire fastened by a peculiar twisting of one end round the other (Fig. 22). A silver chain-like ornament, formed of fine silver wire knitted as a hollow tube, knotted at the two ends, and furnished at one end with a ring fastened by a peculiar twisting of the ends round each other (Fig. 23). Seven beads of coloured glass, enamelled on the surface with patterns in different colours (Fig. 24). A saucepan of thin bronze, with a long flat handle (Fig. 25). A hemispherical lump of black glass, in shape nearly resembling the bottom of a bottle, and having its convex side rubbed and striated by use (Fig. 26). A small object like a needle-case, of silver, broken, and containing what seems to be a portion of a broken needle of bronze.