Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 166
Bronze Beaded Torque from Lochar Moss, Dumfriesshire Now in the British Museum alternately on an iron rod of square cross-section, soas to prevent the beads from revolving. The remain-ing and smaller segment of the circle consists of abronze tube of rectangular cross-section, ornamentedon the… … BRONZE ARMLET FROM THE CULBIN SANDS;NOW AT ALTYRE, NEAR FORRES, N.B. IN THE EARLY IRON AGE 113 The Perdeswell collar is incomplete, and the part whichremains is formed of twenty beads resembling vertebraestrung on to an iron wire or bar, as in the case of theLochar Moss collar. The last class of…
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