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ILLUSTUATIONS.
'J'2. Konuiu Altar, from lJirrell^^, Aniiaiiilaks
93. Roman Sepulchral Tablet, Birrens,
94. Roman Potters' Stamps, ....
95. Iron Forge-Tongs, from Glenorcliy,
9G. l$onc Comb, Burgh of Burgliar,
97. How of Ho.xay, Orkney, ....
98. I'lan of Doorway, How of Hoxay,
99. Iron Dagger and Bone Pin, East Langton, Mid-Lothian,
100. Glazed Urn, from a Cist, North-Berwick, .
101. Glazed Urn, from a Cairn, iNIemsie, Aberdeenshire,
102. Bronze Sword-sheath, ....
103. Silver Chain, Caledonian Canal,
104. Bronze Snake Bracelet, Pitalpin, Angusshire,
105. Bronze Ornament, .....
106. Bronze Snake Armlet, ....
107. Plate III Bronze Beaded Torc, and Brooch of LorN;
108. Bronze Head-ring, Caii-n of Clunemore,
109. Head-ring or Diadem, Stichel, Roxburghshire,
110. Iron Spear-head, Melford, Fifeshire,
111. Iron Umbo, Ballindalloch, Morayshire,
112. Enamelled Bridle-Bit, Annandale,
113. Bronze Rings, Horse Furniture, Annandale,
114-llG. Bronze Ornaments, Horse Furniture, .
PART IV.-THE CHRISTIAN PERIOD.
117. Standing Stone, Hawkhill, Alloa, .
118. Dunnichen Stone, Angusshire,
119. Silver Scale-plate, Norrie's Law,
120. Meigle Stone, Angusshire, .
121. Plate IV. — St. Andrew's Sarcophagus,
122. Celtic Brooch, ....
123. Celtic Dirks, ....
124. Inscribed Standing Stone, Newton in Garioch,
125. Bishop Patrick's Tomb, lona,
126. Cross of Lauchlan M'Fingon, loua, .
127. Silver Bodkins, Norrie's Law,
128. Silver Ring Fibula, Norrie's Law,
129. Silver Ornament, Norrie's Law,
130. Primitive Gold Coins, Cairnmuir,
131. Oval Brooch, Pict's House, Caithness,
132. Sculptured Stone, Invergowrie,
133. Dunipace Brooch, ....
134. Runic Inscription, St. jNIolio's Cave,
135. Large Runic Inscription, St. IMolio's Cave, .
136. Runic Inscription, Greenland,
137. Kirk Michael Cross, Isle'of Man,
138. Runic Inscription, Kirk Michael Cross,
139. Kirk Braddan Cross, Isle of Man, .
140. Inscription on the head of Kirk Braddan Cross,
141. Bronze Ring-Pin, Sandwick, Orkney,
142. 143. Oval Brooch, Links of Pier-o-waal, Orkney,
144. Comb, Pier-o-waal, ....
145. Bronze Ring-Pin, ....

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Archaeology and prehistoric annals of Scotland
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