Bronze mountings for a quiver. ¼ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 461.—¼ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 462.—½ real size. Fragments of wooden scabbards with bronze mountings. ] [Illustration: Fig. 463.—Wooden quiver. ¼ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 464.—Bearded spear-head, bent and twisted. ⅓ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 465. ] [Illustration: Fig. 466. Bearded spear-points of iron. ⅓ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 467.—Iron spear-point, bayonet shaped. ⅓ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 468. ] [Illustration: Fig. 469. Iron spear-points. ⅓ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 470.—Leaf shaped iron spear-point. Real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 471.—Iron sword, damascened, bearing Latin inscription. ⅔ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 472.—Iron sword bearing Latin inscription. ⅔ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 473.—Iron sword bearing Latin inscription. ] [Illustration: Fig. 474.—Part of sword blade with runes inlaid with gold. ] [Illustration: Fig. 475. ] [Illustration: Fig. 476. Damascened blades. ⅔ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 477.—Wooden bowl. ⅙ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 478. ] [Illustration: Fig. 479. Iron ferrules to scabbard, inlaid with flat hammered gold wire. ½ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 480.—Wooden trough. ⅙ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 481. ] [Illustration: Fig. 482.—Ornaments of bronze plated with thin silver and gold. Real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 483.—Bit of bronze. ¼ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 484.—Bit of iron. ¼ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 485.—Double-edged damascened sword with silver handle. ⅕ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 486.—Double-edged damascened sword. ⅕ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 487.—Spiral bracelet of gold with triangular ornaments, ½ real size, found in a bog near Horsens, Denmark. ] [Illustration: Fig. 488. ] [Illustration: Fig. 489. Damascened iron sword, ¼ real size, of the later iron age, with mounting for scabbard, made of silver, in relief work and gilt. Found in a bog near Slagelse on Zealand, Denmark. ] [Illustration: Fig. 490.—Iron sword, with bronze handle, ⅙ real size, found in a bog at Fremlöse, not far from the town of Odense, on Fyen, with fragments of two other iron swords, &c. Earlier iron age. ] CHAPTER XIII. NORTHERN RELICS—GROUND FINDS. The custom of hiding objects—Discovery of numerous golden objects near the surface—Necklaces of gold—Golden horns discovered at Mögletönder—The Bangstrup find.