=156.= ---- A conical ornament of rock-crystal, a glass bead, and a ring and pendant of jet 425 =157.*=--BUSTON: General view of crannog, looking northwards. The water in foreground marks the position of the midden. (From a photograph by Mr. Lawrie) 427 =158.*= ---- Portion of north side of crannog, with space between inner and second circles of piles dug out, thus bringing into view the arrangement of the mortised beams forming the stockade, and the structure of the upper part of the island. (From a photograph by Mr. Lawrie) 428 =159.*= ---- View of canoe _in situ_ immediately after exposure. (From a drawing by Mrs. Anstruther) 429 =160.*= Flint knife and clay crucible 430 =161.*= ---- Four bone pins, one ornamented with a check pattern, (B. 373, p. 216), and another in an unfinished state; a bone needle; and a bronze pin, with a blue bead of glass as a top setting 430 =162.*= ---- Bone comb, ornamented with concentric incised circles, both sides being alike 431 =163.*= ---- Iron axe-head 432 =164.*= ---- Part of an iron padlock (see footnote, page 431), a bronze brooch, a small iron object, bifurcated at one end, and a socketed spear-head 433 =165.*= ---- Two gold finger-rings, a gold coin, and a variegated glass bead 433 =166.*= ---- Fragment of pottery, showing a short spout 434 =167.*=--AIRRIEOULLAND: Scarlet beads of vitreous paste 435 =168.*= ---- Portion of a clay crucible and a bronze button 436 =169.*=--BARHAPPLE: Piece of jet or cannel coal 437 =170.=--FRIAR'S CARSE: Perforated stone axe 440 =171.= ---- Fragments of pottery, with bands of small impressed spaces 441 =172.=--CARLINGWARK LOCH: Large bronze cauldron (_Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot._, vol. vii. p. 7, and x. p. 286) 444 =173.=--LEDAIG: Wooden comb (_Ibid., vol. x. p. 82_) 446 =174.=--LOCH-INCH-CRYNDIL. Bone comb 447 =175.=--BARLOCKHART AND MACHERMORE: Stone ring (_Ibid._, vol xv. p. 268) and stone implement with hollowed surface on each side (_Ibid._, vol. xiv. p. 127) 448 =176.=--Bone combs for comparison with those from the lake-dwellings 453 ENGLISH LAKE-DWELLINGS. =176=_a_.--HOLDERNESS: Nos. 1 and 2, Broken portions of long bones, perforated for handle, and used as implements--3, Flint saw--4, Bronze spear-head 473 From objects in the possession of T. Boynton, Esq.