Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 268
s of cup-marks,seems to be a completed design ; but yet at the cornerthere are lines which are absolutely meaningless, unlesswe suppose that they formed part of a more enlargedtablet. Similar remarks apply to Nos. 3 and 8. (5) The carved figurines, *idols or totems, six innumber, showing more or… … MARKED STONES AND BONES FROM DUNBUIE NOS. I TO 12 = COARSE SPLINTERS OF SANDSTONE FROM 2 TO SJ INCHES IN I.FINGTH ;13 AND 14 = MARKED BONES ; AND 15 TO 18 ^ ORNAMENTED WORKED STONES (i) THE DISPUTED OBJECTS 231 tions (Figs. 50-4) will give some idea of their grotesqueappearance, but it is…
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