The Lake-Dwellings of Europe: Being the Rhind Lectures in Archæology for 1888Munro, Robert
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The Lake-Dwellings of Europe: Being the Rhind Lectures in Archæology for 1888
Munro, Robert
Lake-dwellers and lake-dwellings -- Bibliography; Lake-dwellers and lake-dwellings -- Europe
Nos. 10 and 11 after Köhler (B. 430), the rest from objects
in the Archæological Museum, Posen.
LAKES OF ARYS AND KOWNATKEN.
=99.=--Nos. 1 to 7, Bone implements--8, 9 and 13, Flint
scrapers--12, Stone celt--10, and 11, Earthenware
vessels--14, Polisher or skate of the metacarpal of a horse 327
All in the Prussia Museum, Königsberg.
TERP-MOUNDS (WEST FRIESLAND).
=100.=--Nos. 1, 16 to 19, and 30, Bone combs--2, 3, 6 and
22, Clay spindle-whorls and weights (?)--4, 20 and 23,
Specimens of earthenware--5 and 15, Bronze dishes--7, Bone
object--8, Bronze shears--9, Iron hammer--10 and 11, Bone
handles--12, Bone ring, ornamented with incised circles--13
and 24, Horn implements--14, Bronze comb--21, Bone
counter--25, Bone button, ornamented with incised lines--26
and 28, Bone pins--27, Bone ornament--29, Bone needle 341
Nos. 25 and 29 are in the National Museum, Edinburgh, and
all the rest in the Museum, Leeuwarden.
=101.=--Iron bridle-bit, found in the terp-mound at Achlum
(now in the National Museum, Edinburgh) 342
IRISH CRANNOGS.
=102.=--LAGORE: Bone with carved designs (_Cat._, p. 346) 352
=103.= ---- Various iron objects (B. 10, pp. 104, 105) 353
=104.= ---- An axe and ladle of iron, and a pot and two
pins of bronze (_Ibid._, except the ring-headed pin,
which is from _Cat._, p. 560) 354
=105.= ---- Bone comb, three glass beads, a bronze dagger
(_Cat._, pp. 163 and 165, 271 and 467), and a fragment
of bronze interlaced work (B. 10, p. 105) 355
=106.= ---- Various implements of iron 356
All in Museum of Royal Irish Academy.
=107.=--LOUGH GUR: Stone mould for bronze spear-heads
(_Archæological Journal_, vol. xx. p. 170) 358
=108.=--BALLINDERRY: Three bone pins, bone comb, and a
bronze tweezers (_Cat._, pp. 271, 333, 334, 549) 360
=109.= ---- Ornamented stone amulets (B. 391, p. 197) 360
=110.=} ---- Bone or horn pins, ornamented with incised
circles, =111.=} and characters supposed to be Oghams
(_Ibid._) 361, 362
=112.= ---- AND STROKESTOWN: Ornamented bone objects
(_Cat._, p. 342) 362
=113.=--LOUGH FAUGHAN: Earthenware jug (_Cat._, p. 158) 363
=114.=--ARDAKILLEN: Section of crannog at (_Cat._, p. 226) 364
=115.=--DRUMALEAGUE: Plan of crannog at (_Cat._, p. 228) 364
=116.=--CLOONFINLOUGH: Bronze dish, decorated inside
(_Cat._, p. 533) 367
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