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Thursday, 22nd March, 1906
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page 99 note * La Civilisation primitive en Italie (1895), v.
page 99 note † Ridgeway, Early Age of Greece, i. 576.
page 100 note* These are illustrated with their respective developments in Iron Age Guide (Brit. Mus.). fig. 2G, p. 32.
page 103 note * Ridgeway, Early Aye of Greece, i. 577–8.
page 104 note * Bronze Age Guide (Brit. Mus.), pi. iv. fig. 2.
page 104 note † Iron Age Guide (Brit. Mus.), fig. 4, p. 16.
page 104 note ‡ Op, cit. fig. 72, p. 96.
page 104 note § Bronze Age Guide, 90, 91.
page 104 note ‖ Civilisation primitive en Italie, pt. i. pi. i. ser. A, fig. 9 (Copenhagen Museum).
page 104 note ¶ Compare Montelius, op. cit., pi. xvii. fig. 248 (San Francesco, Bologna).
page 105 note * Montelius, pl. xx. fig. 280 (Suessola).
page 105 note † Montelius, “Spännen från Bronsåldern,” Antiquarish Tïdskrift for Sverige, vi. 68, fig. 88.
page 106 note * An alkaline silicate, coloured a deep blue with carbonate of copper: P. Newberry, Scarabs, 84.
page 106 note † It has been kindly examined by our Fellow Dr. Wallis Budge and Mr. H. R. H. Hall.
page 106 note ‡ Victoria History of Berlin, i. 223 (figs.).
page 106 note § Cf. Montelius, pi. xxi. figs. 286, 287 (Suessola).
page 106 note ‖ Our thanks are due to the authorities for the loan of several early brooches for exhibition.
page 108 note * Cf. Montelius, pi. xxi. fig. 283 (South Italy).
page 108 note † For complete bowls with similar flat rims, see Von Sacken, Grabfeld von Hallstatt, pi. xxiv. (embossed birds) : the horsa seen on the Ixworth fragment occurs frequently on bronze belts (pi. xi.) from the Hallstatt cemetery.
page 108 note ‡ Dr. Hoernes, Archie far Anthropologie, iii. (1905), 233. His chronology is based on that of Professor Montelius, but might be modified if the Danubian origin of the fibula were accepted.
page 109 note * No example is known at least from Greece. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie, 1889, p. 214.
page 110 note * Montelins, Antiquarisk Tidskrift för Sverige, vi. 169, fig. 161.
page 111 note * Not on the site of the Roman villa at Finkley; J. Stevens, St. Mary Bourne, p. 61, pi. vii. fig. 19.
page 111 note † Lindenschmit, Alterthümer, vol. i. pi. vii. pi. 3, fig. 4.
page 111 note ‡ Monumenti Antichi, x. 245, 307, 330 ; one from Trevi, Umbria, is given by Montelius, pi. xi. fig. 134.
page 112 note * No figures are given of these brooches.
page 112 note † Artis, Durobrivœ, pi. xxxi. fig. 8.
page 112 note ‡ Montelius, op. cit. pi. xviii. fig. 252.
page 112 note § Sotheby's, 2nd July, 1900, lots 651, 656.
page 113 note * Archœologiml Journal, vii. 404 ; Iron Ago Guide, fig. 71, p. 98.
page 113 note † Archaeologia, xxix. 414; brooches were found but not described.
page 114 note * Montelius, pi. ix. fig. 101.
page 115 note * Victoria History, i. 217, fig. 24 ; Jewitt, Grave-Mounds and their Contents, 194, fig. 317.
page 115 note † Dr. It. Munro, Prehistoric Scotland, 260, fig. 165.
page 115 note ‡ Wilde, Catalogue R. I. A. 567, fig. 474, No. 478 (L 3. 1 in.)
page 115 note § Wilde, Catalogue R. I. A. 567, fig. 473, No. 477 (L. 1. 6 in.).
page 116 note ‖ Grave-Mounds and their Contents, 194, fig. 313.
page 116 note * Montelius, Tidskrift, 18, fig. 12 (Croatia).
page 116 note † Iron Ago Guide, fig. 104, p. 124.
page 117 note * Lindenschmit, Alterthümer wnserer heidnisehen Vorzeit, vol. i. pt. vii. pi. 3 and pt. ix. pl. 2 ; vol. ii. pt. xi. pi. 2.
page 117 note † Near Avranches (Manche) and Lisieux (Calvados) : Léon Coutil, Bulletin de la Société Normande d'études préhistoriques, iii. 103, 109, 111 (plate), and ix. 124, pi. vi. We are indebted to M. le Comte Costa de Beanregard for these references.
page 119 note * In the illustration the appearance suggests a round human face without distinctive features and the hair done up in a queue behind, but a careful examination of the sculptured figure itself will not support this interpretation.
page 121 note * Archaeologia, xlvii. 353.
page 122 note * Vol. xliv. 137–224.
page 122 note † Vol. xlvii. 337–360.
page 122 note ‡ Vol. x. 177.
page 122 note § Vol ii. plates facing pp. 30 and 34.
page 122 note ‖ Vol. xlvii. plate ix. p. 360.