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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 May 2014
The authors of these notes acknowledge the ready co-operation of the numerous excavators who have contributed information concerning their work carried out during the present year.
page 315 note * Signifies work carried out under Éire Employment Scheme.
page 317 note * See also Rams Hill, Kingston Lisle, Berks, under Early Iron Age.
page 322 note 1 The larger excavations were carried out with the aid of grants from the prehistoric research fund of the Belfast Museum or from the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society, assisted in some cases by labour grants made by the N.I. Ministry of Finance.
page 322 note 1 At Knappers, Clydebank, 7 miles from Glasgow a burial site is being explored the funerary vessels from which have not been made available for diagnosis. By mistaking mole-holes for stake-holes and joining these up in an arbitrary way the excavators have ‘reconstructed’ a labyrinthine ‘temple’ of turf banks, labelled Venus, Jupiter, etc., while a recently quarried gate post and some other stones have been interpreted as remains of a stone circle. The site has been widely published in The Times.
