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28. Four Fragments of Bronze Spits. Pl. XXXV.
M.S.1239a, b, c and d. The longest fragment measures
0.0563 m. The diameter of all four varies, the spits
having been stouter at the middle than at the ends.
29. Hollow Bronze Handle from the Inside of a
Shield. PL XXXV. M.S.1237, L. 0.23 m. Fashioned
from a single sheet of bronze. Six rivets are preserved,
four in place, the conical ends of which would have shown
on the outside of the shield. Around the bases of these
conical ends may be seen bits of thin bronze, the remains,
it would seem, of the outer covering of the shield.
30. Two Bronze Studs. PI. XXXVII. M.S.1249a
and b, D. 0.015 m. One is provided with a shank for
sewing, the other with a point for nailing.
31. Bronze Razor Knife. PI. XXXVII. M.S.
1238, L. 0.095 m. Outer part missing. Incised lines
parallel and adjacent to the curve of the inner margin;
from the outermost of these to a line parallel to outer edge
incised lines arranged in groups of three.
32. Bronze Twisted Ring. PL XXXVII. M.S.
1240, D. 0.054 m. Open and the ends flattened and
perforated, where they overlap, for a rivet. This and
the following rings may have belonged to No. 21, or 22.
Cf. Montelius, PI. 179, 11.
33. Bronze
0.054 m.
Ring.
Pl.
XXXVII.
M.S.1241,
D.
34. Bronze
Ring.
Pl.
XXXVII.
M.S.1244,
D.
0.023 m.
35. Bronze Bowl. PL XXXVII. M.S.1252b, D.
0.259 m. The base is in fragments. Mended. Bent
out of shape. Pairs of rivets, 0.035 m. apart, at three
points about a centimeter below the rim, probably for
attaching three legs, as in MonAnt. IV, PI. VIII, 15.
36. Fragments of Coiled Bronze Pendant. PL
XXXVII. M.S. 1245a, D. 0.029 m.
37. Fragments of Silver Coiled Pendant. Pl.
XXXVII. M.S.1245b, D. 0.029 m. Made from two
parallel silver wires. Attached to their ends, but not of
one piece with them, is a ring perhaps to hold a bead of
amber or glass.
38. Two Bronze Pendants. PI. XXXVII. M.S.
1248a and b, L. 0.031 m. and 0.012 m. Terminal orna-
ments of tubular pendants.
39. Three Amber Pendants. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.
1252, L. 0.024 m., 0.018 m., and 0.012 m. All three
have sockets for the insertion of terminal ornaments.
40. Trapezoidal Amber Pendant. Pl. XXXVII.
M.S.1252, L. 0.021 m. Lateral perforation.
41. Two Tubular Amber Beads. Pl. XXXVII.
M.S.1252, L. 0.017 m. and 0.013 m., the latter broken.
42. Fragment of an Amber Ring. Pl. XXXVII.
M.S.1252.
43. Four Rectangular Pieces of Amber. Pl.
XXXVII. M.S.1251, L. 0.022 m., 0.02 m., 0.019 m. and
0.015 m. The last broken. All have a convex upper
surface. For inlay?
44. Bronze Fibula. PL XXXVII. M.S. 1242, L.
0.035 m. Pin and catch missing. Lateral knobs.
45. Similar Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242a, L.
0.034 m. Spring, catch and pin missing.
46. Similar Fibula. PL XXXVII. M.S.1242b, L.
0.026 m. Spring, catch and pin missing.
47. Similar Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242c, L.
0.026 m. Spring, catch and pin missing.
48. Similar Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242e, L.
0.025 m. Pin and part of catch missing.
49. Bronze Fibula. PL XXXVII. M.S.1248c, L.
0.025 m. Fragmentary. Five Knobs.
50. Bronze Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242d, L.
0.032 m. Spring, pin and part of catch missing. In-
cised lines parallel to the axis of the pin in central portion
flanked by transverse parallel lines, as in Fig. 77.
51. Bronze Fibula.
PL XXXVII and Fig. 44.
M.S.1242f, L. 0.031 m.
Pin and part of catch
missing. Lozenge-shaped
area in central part marked
off and ornamented with
incised lines parallel to the
axis of the pin.
52. Bronze Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242g, L.
0.023 m. Spring, pin and catch missing. Decoration
as in the foregoing.
53. Fragments of a Bronze Fibula Wound with
Gold. PL XXXVII. M.S.1250, L. 0.092 m. A fine
gold band a millimeter wide is twisted about a round
wire of bronze. Preserved is the spring of the fibula, but
not the catch or pin.
54. Fragments of Bronze Fibulae Strung with
Amber Beads. Pl. XXXVII. On one, M.S. 1252, L.
0.034 m., three beads remain in place. There are also
preserved fifteen perforated sections of amber and three
fragments of arches.
55. Two Fragments of Bone from a Fibula. Pl.
XXXVII. M.S.1262. The smaller is still in position on
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28. Four Fragments of Bronze Spits. Pl. XXXV.
M.S.1239a, b, c and d. The longest fragment measures
0.0563 m. The diameter of all four varies, the spits
having been stouter at the middle than at the ends.
29. Hollow Bronze Handle from the Inside of a
Shield. PL XXXV. M.S.1237, L. 0.23 m. Fashioned
from a single sheet of bronze. Six rivets are preserved,
four in place, the conical ends of which would have shown
on the outside of the shield. Around the bases of these
conical ends may be seen bits of thin bronze, the remains,
it would seem, of the outer covering of the shield.
30. Two Bronze Studs. PI. XXXVII. M.S.1249a
and b, D. 0.015 m. One is provided with a shank for
sewing, the other with a point for nailing.
31. Bronze Razor Knife. PI. XXXVII. M.S.
1238, L. 0.095 m. Outer part missing. Incised lines
parallel and adjacent to the curve of the inner margin;
from the outermost of these to a line parallel to outer edge
incised lines arranged in groups of three.
32. Bronze Twisted Ring. PL XXXVII. M.S.
1240, D. 0.054 m. Open and the ends flattened and
perforated, where they overlap, for a rivet. This and
the following rings may have belonged to No. 21, or 22.
Cf. Montelius, PI. 179, 11.
33. Bronze
0.054 m.
Ring.
Pl.
XXXVII.
M.S.1241,
D.
34. Bronze
Ring.
Pl.
XXXVII.
M.S.1244,
D.
0.023 m.
35. Bronze Bowl. PL XXXVII. M.S.1252b, D.
0.259 m. The base is in fragments. Mended. Bent
out of shape. Pairs of rivets, 0.035 m. apart, at three
points about a centimeter below the rim, probably for
attaching three legs, as in MonAnt. IV, PI. VIII, 15.
36. Fragments of Coiled Bronze Pendant. PL
XXXVII. M.S. 1245a, D. 0.029 m.
37. Fragments of Silver Coiled Pendant. Pl.
XXXVII. M.S.1245b, D. 0.029 m. Made from two
parallel silver wires. Attached to their ends, but not of
one piece with them, is a ring perhaps to hold a bead of
amber or glass.
38. Two Bronze Pendants. PI. XXXVII. M.S.
1248a and b, L. 0.031 m. and 0.012 m. Terminal orna-
ments of tubular pendants.
39. Three Amber Pendants. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.
1252, L. 0.024 m., 0.018 m., and 0.012 m. All three
have sockets for the insertion of terminal ornaments.
40. Trapezoidal Amber Pendant. Pl. XXXVII.
M.S.1252, L. 0.021 m. Lateral perforation.
41. Two Tubular Amber Beads. Pl. XXXVII.
M.S.1252, L. 0.017 m. and 0.013 m., the latter broken.
42. Fragment of an Amber Ring. Pl. XXXVII.
M.S.1252.
43. Four Rectangular Pieces of Amber. Pl.
XXXVII. M.S.1251, L. 0.022 m., 0.02 m., 0.019 m. and
0.015 m. The last broken. All have a convex upper
surface. For inlay?
44. Bronze Fibula. PL XXXVII. M.S. 1242, L.
0.035 m. Pin and catch missing. Lateral knobs.
45. Similar Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242a, L.
0.034 m. Spring, catch and pin missing.
46. Similar Fibula. PL XXXVII. M.S.1242b, L.
0.026 m. Spring, catch and pin missing.
47. Similar Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242c, L.
0.026 m. Spring, catch and pin missing.
48. Similar Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242e, L.
0.025 m. Pin and part of catch missing.
49. Bronze Fibula. PL XXXVII. M.S.1248c, L.
0.025 m. Fragmentary. Five Knobs.
50. Bronze Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242d, L.
0.032 m. Spring, pin and part of catch missing. In-
cised lines parallel to the axis of the pin in central portion
flanked by transverse parallel lines, as in Fig. 77.
51. Bronze Fibula.
PL XXXVII and Fig. 44.
M.S.1242f, L. 0.031 m.
Pin and part of catch
missing. Lozenge-shaped
area in central part marked
off and ornamented with
incised lines parallel to the
axis of the pin.
52. Bronze Fibula. Pl. XXXVII. M.S.1242g, L.
0.023 m. Spring, pin and catch missing. Decoration
as in the foregoing.
53. Fragments of a Bronze Fibula Wound with
Gold. PL XXXVII. M.S.1250, L. 0.092 m. A fine
gold band a millimeter wide is twisted about a round
wire of bronze. Preserved is the spring of the fibula, but
not the catch or pin.
54. Fragments of Bronze Fibulae Strung with
Amber Beads. Pl. XXXVII. On one, M.S. 1252, L.
0.034 m., three beads remain in place. There are also
preserved fifteen perforated sections of amber and three
fragments of arches.
55. Two Fragments of Bone from a Fibula. Pl.
XXXVII. M.S.1262. The smaller is still in position on