^{page 259 note *} Edition 1881, pnge 445. It should, however, be stated that the Leeds Museum lead celt has apparently been made hollow by means of a core made in halves, as there are evidences of jointing lines inside it just as is found in the inside of many bronze celts, a process differing from that referred to in the text.

^{page 264 note *} Proceedings, 2nd S. xv. 6.

^{page 264 note †} Catalogue of English Pottery in British Museum, 56, 91–93.