. Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county. e second concentric circle (PI. IV., Fig. 6). A bronze object, H-in. long. Similar to that figured Soc. Comm., Vol. V., No. II., Plate V., Fig. 2, except that thelongitudinal flutings are absent in this specimen (PI. XL, Fig. 8). A small iron knife, 4J--in. long. A spearhead (this remains, unfortunately, unidentified).Two fragments of an iron fragments of an iron rim. 14a. Five fragments of ivory were found by the men in a gravejust North of this one. 15. This grave lay North and South
. Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county. e second concentric circle (PI. IV., Fig. 6). A bronze object, H-in. long. Similar to that figured Soc. Comm., Vol. V., No. II., Plate V., Fig. 2, except that thelongitudinal flutings are absent in this specimen (PI. XL, Fig. 8). A small iron knife, 4J--in. long. A spearhead (this remains, unfortunately, unidentified).Two fragments of an iron fragments of an iron rim. 14a. Five fragments of ivory were found by the men in a gravejust North of this one. 15. This grave lay North and South. It was about 1-ft. 6-in. fromthe surface of the ground to the bottom of the grave. The skull was separated from the rest of the skeleton andturned up on its crown, the face bones gone, the teeth betweenthe skull and body. A pair of saucer fibulae, bronze thickly gilt, with iron gilding of one of these was very brilliant when found,instead of being obscured with verdigris as most of such objectswere. The support and catch for the pin are long (f-in.). BRONZE TINNED. Plate Fig. 1. Grave 17. Fig. 2. Grave 21, BUCKLES. Plate X.
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