=117.= ---- Nos. 1 to 14, Bronze pins--15, Bone pin--16, Bronze object--17, Bronze dagger--18, Iron shears--19, Iron knife--20, Bone counter--21, Ring made of the burr end of a staghorn--22, Leather shoe 368 All the objects represented in Fig. 117 are in the British Museum. =118.=--STROKESTOWN: Bone carved with designs, three of which are shown full size (_Cat._, p. 345) 369 =119.= ---- Bone comb (_Cat._, p. 271) 369 =120.=--ARDAKILLEN: Bronze brooch (_Cat._, p. 476) 369 =121.=--LOUGH SCUR: Stone mould for bronze axes (_Cat._, p. 91) 370 =122.=--RANDALSTOWN: No. 1, Bronze knife; 2, Bronze dish--3, Iron axe--4, Silver brooch--5 and 6, Bronze brooches--7, Glass bead--8 to 13, Bronze pins--14, Horn vessel 371 Nos. 3 and 14, in the Museum of Royal Irish Academy; 1, 2, and 9 to 13, in the Belfast Museum; 4, after Patterson (B. 215); 5, 6 and 8, from _Ulster Journal of Archæology_, vols. iv. p. 269, and vi. p. 103. =123.=--LISNACROGHERA: No. 1, End portions of a bronze sword-sheath--2, Rubbing of portion of an ornamented bronze sword-sheath--3, End portions of a bronze sword-sheath--4, Bronze sword-sheath in two portions 381 No. 3, in the British Museum, and the rest in Canon Grainger's Collection; No. 4 is after Wakeman (B. 411). =124.= ---- Nos. 1 and 2, Iron swords--3, Iron spear-head--4 and 5, Axe and adze of iron--6 to 9, and 17, Bronze rings--10, Bronze dish--11, 12 and 14, Glass beads--13, Amber bead--15 and 16, Bronze objects--18, 19, 20 and 22, Bronze ornaments--21, Top of bronze rivet--23 to 25, Bronze ferrules--26, Bronze rivet serrated--27, Bronze terminal ornament for a handle--28 to 30, Bronze knobs for the butt-end of spear handles 383 Nos. 1, 3, 5, 10, and 28 to 30, are in the British Museum, the rest in Canon Grainger's Collection. =125.=--LOUGH MOURNE: No. 1, Iron axe--2, Clay crucible, with projecting portion like a handle--3, Canoe--4, Stern half of canoe--5, Seat in No. 4--6, Section of No. 4 showing projections, left in solid for supporting the seat 387 No. 1 is in private keeping, the rest in the Belfast Museum. SCOTTISH CRANNOGS. N.B.--The illustrations marked thus (*) are from woodcuts in the Collections of the Ayr and Galloway Archæological Association. =126.=--LOCH DOWALTON: Bronze dish, probably Roman (B. 94) 399 =127.= ---- Bronze dish of thin sheets; riveted (_Ibid._) 400 =128.= ---- Bronze dish of beaten bronze (_Ibid._) 400 =129.= ---- Ring handle and portion of dish of bronze 400