Fig. 1241.—Fibula of bronze found in a clay urn with burnt bones near the border of a tumulus. Real size.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1241A.—Fibula of bronze inlaid with silver. In a mound with shield boss, spear-point and arrow-points of iron, belt ring, and knife handle of bronze, and an ornamented leather belt. ⅔ real size.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1242.—Fibula of bronze. Place of find unknown. 3/7 real size.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1243.—Fibula of bronze inlaid with silver, found in a tumulus with three other bronze fibulæ, fifteen gilt buttons, &c. ⅔ real size.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1244.—Fibula of bronze, ½ real size.—Nordland, Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1245.—Fibula of bronze in a tumulus. In a mound with other fibulas, a silver ring, &c. ⅔ real size.—Near Stavanger, Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1246.—Fibula of silver gilt. The most elevated flat parts are niellés. There are many blue stones here and there, some fastened with gold. ¾ size. Found in a mound, with three gold bracteates, a spiral ring of gold, three small fibulæ of silver gilt of the same type, a bronze key, pieces of a two-edged sword, a small spear-head, &c., &c., unburnt bones and teeth of a cow and other animals, &c., and a quantity of burnt grain (rye). ] [Illustration: Fig. 1247.—Fibula of bronze plated with silver work, found with a bronze kettle filled with burnt bones, and covered with a slab; a gold chain, and a spiral ring. Real size.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1248.—Fibula of bronze. Real size. Found in a funeral chamber of stone, with two clay urns with burnt bones, a belt, ring, &c.—Lödingen, Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1249.—Earring of bronze with glass beads. Real size. Found in a round mound under a bronze kettle, glass beads, &c. The kettle contained burnt bones, and was in a bed of charcoal and calcined earth.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1250.—Fibula of silver gilt, partly niellé. ⅔ real size.—Norway. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1251.—Fibula in bronze. Real size. Found when ploughing over an ancient tumulus. Nearly similar in form to the fibulæ found at Camirus, Rhodes. Not very archaic pottery. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1252.—Fibula, real size.—Bornholm, Denmark. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1253.—Fibula, real size.—Bornholm, Denmark. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1254.—Fibula, plated with gold, only a little of the metal remaining. Real size.—Southern Jutland. ] [Illustration: Fig. 1255.—Buckle of a belt in silver and bronze, ornamented with garnets _enchassés_. Real size. Earlier iron age.—Norway. ]