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Archæological and historical collections relating to Ayrshire & Galloway (1878)

Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association · Edinburgh, Printed for the Ayrshire and Galloway archæological association · leaf 169

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Fi(^. 24.—Rint; of Shale. Naturnl size. Yir.. 25.—Flint Flake. Natural size. a. lid, is mentioned by Lord Lovainc (page 80, .sj/^j-ro) as having been foundin the same place. On one of the group of fortlets, referred to in Lord Lovaines paper(No. 5, Plate XVIIL), we made some digging, but found… … F](i. 2G.—Wooden Vessel. From a Drawing by Sir Herbert Maxwell (reduced). except ashes, decayed wood, and a round pebble of white quartz, roughenedall over by use as a pounder. Its diameter is about three inches (Fig. 27).The result of two days work on the largest mound (No. 2, Plate XVIIL)was also…

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