Fig. 191.—Stone coffin, 7½ feet long, 20 inches wide, 18 inches high, showing how the beads were placed.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 192.—Fibula of bronze, plated with silver. ⅔ real size. Found in a piece of woollen cloth, with numerous beads, &c., in a stone coffin.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 193.—Bead of gold and silver mixed. Real size.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 194.—Mosaic bead, of red colour. Real size.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 195.—Mosaic bead, real size, found with a silver ring.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 196.—Glass bead. Real size.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 197.—Fibula of bronze: on its pin was a piece of linen—found with mosaic beads in a stone coffin. Real size.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 198.—Fibula of silver, with fragments of bone comb, long knife, with remains of wooden scabbard, &c. Stone coffin 9 feet long. Real size.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 199.—Bead of gold and silver mixed, made of three pieces soldered together.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 200.—Axe of iron, found together with human teeth, horn comb, &c. ½ real size.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 201.—Cylinder-shaped receiver of bronze ⅔ real size, with a cover and pieces of a leather band; in it were 7–8 pointed pieces of wood, probably toothpicks or pins.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 202.—Iron sword, slightly more than ⅛ real size.—Kannikegaard. ] [Illustration: Fig. 203.—One-edged sword, from a grave-mound, Norway. 2/9 real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 204.—Double-edged sword, from a grave-mound, Norway, found with other damaged weapons, &c. 2/9 real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 205.—Iron spear-point, found in clay urn. Skovlyst, Ribe, Jutland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 206.—Spear-point, from a cairn, Norway; found with two unburnt bodies, seven bronze buckles, a bronze key, seven beads of glass and amber, &c. 2/9 real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 207.—Stirrup, from a grave-mound, Norway, found with another similar stirrup, a double-edged sword, spear-point, axe blade, &c., all damaged. 2/9 real size. ] [Illustration: Fig. 208.—Cinerary urn and bent sword with iron sheath.—Skovlyst, Ribe, Jutland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 209.—Black clay urn, with hollow spots, ¼ real size, containing burnt bones.—Broholm, Fyen. ] [Illustration: Fig. 210.—Clay urn with svastica, ¼ real size, top of which was closed by the bottom of another, containing burnt bones, a pointed iron knife, a needle of bronze, melted lumps of glass from beads of different colours, &c.—Bornholm. ]