. The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great Britain. Fig 108 - Burj St. Edmunds. * WilcK Cut. :\riis. R. I. A., p. 27. 156 PICKS, CHISELS, GOUGES, ETC. [chap. VII. Neagli.* It appears adapted for boring holes in leather or other softsubstances. A very remarkable implement belonging to the same group is shownin Fig. 109. It was found in the Fen country near Burwell, Cambridge,and was given me by Mr. J. W. Flower, At the broad end itis much like the instruments just described. A portion of both faceshas been polished, the sides have been rounded by grinding, and thoug
. The ancient stone implements, weapons, and ornaments, of Great Britain. Fig 108 - Burj St. Edmunds. * WilcK Cut. :\riis. R. I. A., p. 27. 156 PICKS, CHISELS, GOUGES, ETC. [chap. VII. Neagli.* It appears adapted for boring holes in leather or other softsubstances. A very remarkable implement belonging to the same group is shownin Fig. 109. It was found in the Fen country near Burwell, Cambridge,and was given me by Mr. J. W. Flower, At the broad end itis much like the instruments just described. A portion of both faceshas been polished, the sides have been rounded by grinding, and thoughit has been chipped to an edge at the broad end, this also has beenrendered blunt in the same manner, possibly with the view of preventingit from cutting the ligaments by which it was attached to a narrow end is ground to a chisel edge, which is at right angles to.
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