The Clyde mystery : a study in forgeries and folklore (1905)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, inscriber. UPB · Glasgow : James MacLehose and Sons, Publishers to the University · leaf 118
by the mothers side, inherited this heirloom with the curious box patched withwicker-work, which was its Ark. It was exactlyof the shape of a stone churinga of the Aruntatribe, later reproduced by Messrs. Spencer andGillen.1 On the surfaces of the ends were faintlytraced concentric rings, that… … 9, io. Inscribed Perforated Stone from Tappock. Age of Iron.
Archaeology · Forgery of antiquities
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