Fig. 229.—Clay urn, upside down, to cover a bronze basin, of Roman manufacture, placed on a slab filled with ashes and burnt bones, fragments of bronze ornaments and glass vessels which had been exposed on the pyre; ashes and bones were scattered round, showing the burning to have taken place on the spot. ⅓ real size.—Harf Medelpad, Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 230.—Clay urn in a stone cist containing the remains of a skeleton, &c. ¼ real size.—Sojvide, Gotland. ] In Gotland, the graves are made of lime slabs. Some of these stone cists are not deep under the ground, and without apparently any mound. [Illustration: Fig. 231.—Clay urn, ⅓ real size, found in a round mound, inside a sepulchral chamber of the length of 6 feet, width 2 feet, height 1 foot 8 inches.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 232.—Clay urn, ½ real size, found in a mound containing a large stone cist, with fragments of iron objects and another clay urn.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 233.—Clay urn, in a mound. Bohuslan. ] [Illustration: Fig. 234.—Clay urn in a stone cist.—Gotland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 235.—Clay urn, covering one filled with burnt bones. ¼ real size.—Nafverstad, Bohuslån. ] [Illustration: Fig. 236.—Clay urn, with three partitions (on the outside are ten knobs), found, with fragments of a belt hook, under a stone slab. ⅔ real size.—Himmelshöi, Bornholm. ] [Illustration: Fig. 237.—Clay urn, ⅓ real size, found in a round mound, inside a sepulchral chamber.—Stavanger, Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 238.—Clay urn, ¼ real size, found in a mound.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 239.—Clay urn, ¼ real size, containing burnt bones.—Norway. Earlier iron age. ] [Illustration: Fig. 240.—Clay urn, ⅓ real size, found in a mound placed over burnt bones contained in a clay urn.—Norway. Earlier iron age. ] [Illustration: Fig. 241.—Clay urn.—Norway. ½ real size. Skeleton grave, found with five other clay urns, a silver fibula, &c. ] [Illustration: Fig. 242.—Clay urn filled with burnt bones and covered with another vase. ¼ real size. Found in a large round tumulus—Bohuslån. ] [Illustration: Fig. 243.—Clay urn, containing burnt bones and fragments of a bone comb, glass beads, lever balance of spindle, &c., found, covered with a slab, in an oblong mound. ⅓ real size. Earlier iron age. ] [Illustration: Fig. 244.—Iron urn or kettle, 10 inches high, 12¾ inches in diameter, and 6 inches deep.—Norway. Three other kettles of same shape and workmanship have been found: one in a grave-mound. ] [Illustration: Fig. 245.—Bronze cinerary urn; ⅕ real size.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 246.—Bronze kettle, ⅕ real size.—Norway. Found under a slab in the border of a round mound. It contained burnt bones, among which was a gold bracelet, and other objects. ] [Illustration: Fig. 247. ] [Illustration: Fig. 248.