"Large ornamented bronze pin with ring, bronze pin with solid ornamented head, five small bronze pins, bronze or brass harp pin, bronze hook, two bone needles, two bone spears, large tooth, spud of deer's horn, piece of hone stone, piece of stone ring, small piece of round stick, small silver ornament, iron hatchet and handle, iron gouge, iron knife-blade, part of iron hinge and large spike nail, wooden hoop and scoop, together with a parcel containing portion of wooden hoop, ashes of different kinds, a fragment of cinerary urns, bones and teeth of animals, old iron nails, knife-blades, etc." (_Proc. R.I.A._, vol. v., Ap., p. 61.) [Illustration: =Fig. 118.=--STROKESTOWN. Carved Bone, 8½ inches long. Showing 3 of the devices full size.] [Illustration: =Fig. 119.=--STROKESTOWN. Bone Comb, 10 inches long.] [Illustration: =Fig. 120.=--ARDAKILLEN. Bronze Brooch with late Celtic ornamentation (1/1).] Among the relics from these crannogs illustrated in Wilde's catalogue I find the following in addition to those already given. A bone with carved devices of interlaced work (=Fig. 118=), somewhat similar to those on a bone from Lagore already noticed. Portion of a handsome bone comb, 10 inches in length, with a frame back riveted together with iron nails. The engraving shows the comb restored (=Fig. 119=). From Ardakillen there is a beautiful bronze brooch with late Celtic ornamentation (=Fig. 120=), and from Lough Scur a stone mould for casting bronze axes (=Fig. 121=). [Illustration: =Fig. 121.=--LOUGH SCUR. Stone Mould for casting Bronze Celts, 7½ inches long.] LOUGH RAVEL NEAR RANDALSTOWN. In addition to Sir W. R. Wilde's notes on the great crannog near Randalstown (B. 24), some very interesting observations on the antiquities found on it are given in the _Ulster Journal of Archæology_, vol. vii., supplementary to Troyon's account of the Swiss Lake-dwellings. (B. 27.) The most complete account, however, is that of the late Mr. Ed. Benn, from which I take the following extract:--