Fig. 575.—Piece of the coat of mail. Real size. Oremölla. ] [Illustration: Fig. 576.—Vessel of glass. ⅓ real size. Oremölla. ] [Illustration: Fig. 577.—Dipper of bronze, with sieve. ⅓ real size. Oremölla. ] [Illustration: Fig. 578.—Urn. ⅖ real size. Oremölla. ] [Illustration: Fig. 579.—Bronze vessel of Roman workmanship, containing burnt bones, and a few pieces of melted glass. Height, 18 inches. Inscribed on it are the following words in silver:[173] “Apollini Granno donvm Ammillivs Constans præfectvs templi ipsivs votvm solvit libentissimo merito.” Mound, Fycklinge, Vestmanland, Sweden. ⅕ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 580.—Roman bowl of bronze, found, with several antiquities, under a slab at Sojvide, Gotland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 581.—Ornament of a large bronze vase, with hole for the handle; found when ploughing. ⅔ real size. Öland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 582.—Handle of a Roman bronze vase. ⅔ real size. Öland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 583.—Bronze vessel, ⅕ real size, with burnt bones, in a tumulus, with two bronze spurs exactly alike, a bent double-edged sword, a spear-head damaged purposely, lying over the kettle, another larger spear-head well preserved, &c. Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 584.—Restored bronze vase, containing ashes and bones, length 8½ inches, encircled by glittering stones and inlaid with silver. Angvaldnœs, Karmoen, Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 585.—Bronze statuette,[174] representing Juno. ⅓ real size. Ösby, Gräsgard parish, Öland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 586.—Silver vase. 3/7 real size. Byrsted, Aalborg amt, North Jutland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 587.—Sieve of bronze, ⅓ real size, found with ornaments of bronze and a drinking horn, a gold charm, two gold rings, and a small gold button found in a sepulchral chamber of little over 4 yards in length, and about 2 feet 3 inches wide. Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 588.—Handle of the sieve. Real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 589.—Ornament of a bronze vase, 3/7 real size, found in a tumulus. Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 590.—Ornament of bronze. ½ real size. Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 591.—Bronze vessel from Mosbœk bog. Jutland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 592.—Fragments of a bronze chain, probably part of riding gear. ⅓ real size. Bog, Karby on Mors. ] [Illustration: Fig. 593.—Head at fastening of the handle of the bronze vessel. ] [Illustration: Fig. 594.—Bronze basin, over a kettle containing burnt bones, ¼ real size, in round tumulus, inside a little stone cist built of slabs; with it also were a bronze kettle and a glass cup. Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 595.—Bronze vase containing burnt bones, wrapped in a dark green woollen cloth with greenish and yellow stripes, fastened with a fibula of silver. In the chamber were a pair of shears and other objects. Ringkjobing amt, Jutland. ] [Illustration: