Fig. 50.—Clay vase; ⅙ real size. Found in stone cist in the mound with an urn containing burnt bones, among which lay two bronze knives.—Mound at Gjöttrup, near Lögstör, Denmark. ] [Illustration: Fig. 51.—Pot of burned clay; ¼ real size. Found in a mound with urns and bronze objects.—Vidstrup, Hjörring amt, Denmark. ] [Illustration: Fig. 52.—Cinerary urn, ⅙ real size. Burnt bones.—Holstein. ] [Illustration: Fig. 53.—Cinerary urn, ⅙ real size. With burnt bones.—Jutland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 54.—Fragment of woollen cloth. Real size. Found at the bottom of a mound at Dömmestorp, in Halland; in a fold of it lay a well-preserved bronze poniard with its leather scabbard. The shawl was 5 feet long and 20 inches wide. ] [Illustration: Fig. 55.—Maglehöj mound; height about 14 feet, diameter 40 to 50 feet; with sepulchral chamber, height, 5 feet; width, 5½ feet; length, 7 feet. Inside the chamber the ground was laid with cobble-stones; on top of these flint-stones, 2 to 3 inches in thickness; and then again a layer of cobble-stones, and among these were found: a diadem of bronze, two pieces of shields or breast-armour, the blade of a dagger, &c., &c.—Zeeland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 56.—Floor of chamber.—Maglehöj. ] [Illustration: Fig. 57.—Interior of chamber with cinerary urn.—Maglehöj. ] [Illustration: Fig. 58.—Gold vessel, ½ real size, found with ten other similar ones. All of 20-carat gold. Placed with the handles downward in the bronze urn, Fyen (see p. 101). ] [Illustration: Fig. 59.—Gold vessel, ⅓ real size, handle surrounded with gold threads. Found with a gold vessel in a mound, Zeeland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 60.—Bottom of the vase. ] [Illustration: Fig. 61.—Gold vessel, about ½ real size, found under a slab, Halland. Weight, 2 oz. 5 dr. ] [Illustration: Fig. 62.—Design forming the bottom part of the vase. ¼ real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 63.—Bracelet of solid gold, ¾ real size; weight, 6 oz.—Scania. ] [Illustration: Fig. 64.—Diadem of gold, ⅔ real size, Balsby, Scania; deposited, together with four massive bronze axes, upon a slab below the surface of the ground. ] [Illustration: Fig. 65.—Hollow bracelet of gold, real size, found with four spiral gold bracelets near a large stone.—Skärje, Bohuslan. ] [Illustration: Fig. 66.—Spiral ring of double thread of gold.—Scania. ] [Illustration: Fig. 67.—Pincers of gold. Real size.—Halland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 68.—Bronze pincers. ¾ real size.—Fyen. ] [Illustration: Fig. 69.—Bronze pincers. Real size.—Scania. ] [Illustration: Fig. 70.—Bronze vessel, with representation of sun ship, with prow and stern alike, as in northern ships. ⅓ real size.—Bog near Aalborg, Denmark. ]