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Archæology and false antiquities (1906)

Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 216

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COVERIES AT DUNBUIE 185 from 5 to 31 inches in length, and abraded at their endsfor use as hammer-stones. An oval pebble of quartzite {trackedstone)^ 3f inches inlength by 2f inches in breadth and i inch in thickness,having a narrow groove formed along its major axis onboth sides, shallower towards… … Fig. Tracked Stone from Luing Fort (4) use of them for this purpose would be comparativelymodern. A large quern of slate, 2 feet 8 inches in diameter. Part of an iron blade, probably a knife or dirk, \\ inchin length. Two pieces of iron slag, one of them mag-netic. Portion of a small rod, or pin,…

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