is said to have been found at the same time. As in other instances, the evidence on this point is unsatisfactory, and if it could be sifted, would probably carry the case no farther than to prove that the Roman coins and the bronze celts were found near the same spot, and possibly by the same man,… … Fig. 124.— Reach Fen. Fig. 123— Crishall. Fig. 125— Barrington. i Some of the Breton celts, in form like Fig. 120, have two or three knobs on a level with the loop. Another and common kind of ornament on the faces of socketed celts consists of vertical lines, or ribs, extending from the moulding…
Bronze age -- Great Britain · Bronze age -- Ireland · Great Britain -- Antiquities
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