Since the publication of the “Report on the Excavations at Grime's Graves, Weeting, Norfolk,” the following additional information has been received.

Dr. Knud Andersen has identified the following bones:—Pit I., Layer 4, Natterer's Bat, Whiskered Bat. Pit II., Layer 6, Natterer's Bat, Whiskered Bat, Common Shrew (Sorex araneus). The last-named had not previously been noted at the Graves.

Mr. Henry Dewey, F.G.S., examined some pellets found in a pocket in the sand, 2 ft. from the west buttress of No. 6 Gallery and 2 ft. above the floor in Pit II. Many similar nodules were found during the excavations. He says:—“They consist of a mixture of chalk and hydrated-oxide of iron, which have probably arisen as the result of weathering of iron pyrites nodules. When boiled in dilute hydrochloric acid a solution of ferric-chloride results, pointing to the presence of iron in the pellets. The substance gives a brownish-red streak, and could of course be used as red ochre.”