t adapted for impressing the loam of the mould. Some few of the Irish ornamented celts have well-defined stop- ridges like the English example, Fig. 51 ; but these will be more in their place in the following chapter. One or two other forms may, however, be here mentioned, though they approximate… … Fig. 45. — Ireland. Fig. 44. — Armoy. that it is a question whether it should not he regarded as a chisel or paring- tool rather than as a hatchet. The blade tapers both ways, and the inci- pient flange is more fully developed above the ridge than below. The original was found at Armoy, Co. Antrim.…
Bronze age -- Great Britain · Bronze age -- Ireland · Great Britain -- Antiquities
Internet Archive · Getty Research Institute · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
