----------------------------------------------------------- Late-Celtic bronze fibula from Walmer, Kent, now in the British Museum. Scale ¾ linear Late-Celtic fibula from Ireland, now in the Museum of the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin XI. Enamelled bronze fibula from Risingham, ” 98 Northumberland, now in the Newcastle Museum Bronze fibula from Water Eaton, Oxon, now in the British Museum. Scale ¼ linear ----------------------------------------------------------- Bronze fibula from Clogher, Co. Tyrone, now in the British Museum. Scale 1/1 linear Late-Celtic bronze fibula (locality unknown), now in the British Museum. Scale 1/1 linear XII. S-shaped enamel bronze fibula (locality unknown), ” 100 now in the British Museum. Scale 1/1 linear S-shaped fibula of enamelled bronze from Norton, E. Riding of Yorkshire, now in the British Museum. Scale 1/1 linear ----------------------------------------------------------- Bronze fibula from Polden Hill, Somersetshire, now in the British Museum, side view. Scale ¾ linear Bronze fibula from Polden Hill, Somersetshire, now XIII. in the British Museum, front view. Scale ¾ linear Bronze fibula from River Churn, now in the ” 102 British Museum, front view. Scale 1/1 linear Bronze fibula from River Churn, now in the British Museum, side view. Scale 1/1 linear ----------------------------------------------------------- Bronze hook-and-disc ornament from Ireland, now in the Dublin Museum Bronze pin enamelled from Danes’ Graves near XIV. Driffield, Yorkshire ” 108 Bronze disc fibula with Late-Celtic ornament from Silchester, now at Strathfieldsaye House. S. Victor White, of Reading, photo ----------------------------------------------------------- Bronze beaded torque from Mowroad, near XV. Rochdale. Scale ¾ linear ” 110 Bronze collar from Wraxhall, now in the Bristol Museum ----------------------------------------------------------- XVI. Bronze armlets from the Culbin Sands, now at Altyre, near Forres, N.B. ” 112 ----------------------------------------------------------- XVII. Late-Celtic bronze mirror in the Mayer Museum, Liverpool (locality unknown) ” 114 ----------------------------------------------------------- XVIII. Late-Celtic pottery from Hunsbury, now in