, 1875-12-24

found below tho nmho. In mono Of tho akcf"-
tons vas tho hhIold founl In any regular rohttinn
| With r2sroct to tho hndY mil In orn ina:aace
tho largest OF these hprHea was placed nbose tho
! skull, an If 1t had fo,mcl part OF he11ias.
Tie Hnrar.hends wc!o numcrous Int OF 40
special individual typo. he blades arc tnc1,es
long, and form with tho socket IN which u,e re-.
mans Of Tie l,sad1o orc occas'onall, found.
lIcadH. presumed IL belung to javcltns. aro mol
half tho lcn.sh, Rnti isavn wido late in pro-
p'rslon: 1ho oshor cutting Weapons sro
na n these r ag1 oefa nos
etands alone. 1t II oao u tim few Saxon Avo:d*
uh.ch hare heen found whict, slloS the rctuainh
Of tho woo}en Acabtartl nnd Its oruhncntatlon.
Altogether 1t formed a weapon . feet 10 inctea
In forInod OF k1uaEa rcco of hruuze Thought
10 point. Tho [,.lt aud guard nro iecayed, but
where thu Ecabbard legins there ato Sc. tho nar-
row bnntiB of thin br0i,zs which! held tie pcals
bard together nnd rort,ors of ]. can bo traced
down tho rnire length Of the blade. and it II
VERY etfniar 10 tho nno foun'l At Faisfort! fcw
srars ago. It eho~s tho nicns Of tic attach.
| meuE to thn belt or eir'lie. Tho Fart III
lind was similar to the ono at I.ougbrtdgr.
for tho buckot, found IN this instance At tic
| uauAf place ut tho feet OF ono Of tho skeletons.
thunRh tiInilaE IN ahano aui ornan,cnsion to tho
| ahe found nt FAfrfold. is considerably larger,
Tor II In g. ,ncl,ca high md IL about q inches
| in diameter wai!n tho FairforI one was ouiy
inches IN fliaH:eser. and between ; aud inches
| high. Tie mol" nf construction wns, however,
| different. TIE sc'set at Longbfidsc VA, form.
ell OF vertical an'!a Ut bronze. o,narnente! with
| roa1l mold On both e'tics, which wera rive:c1
with prominent studs to the three pain ironxe
| hoops which surrounded tho bucket, Inr.n
| hoops anil banas n little over MI inch troal.
| and correspond in Width to tho nnrrow
| strips Of wood Which, formei ti.e bucket
shaped veseel. Tho upper iso WAS tipped
| with mcsal, and t;dn there
are tho signa Of the fastening nf sumo kind Of
handle The Abuln az hrnorhrs. arc Of kind
| Somewhat raro ID Warwchs1lire, They pro
| Eeycn III number. The most elaborate in work.
man- IMP IL circular. III 2 inches III diameter.
| AMI AaH a circular opening a quarter Of an inch
| il, diameter In the centrc "hlch l!aa held
jewet or aomn precious stono. Ihu st,aco br-
tween this wAa tortua1 Of \ raised iuterlaced
| "HS pattern flyc.ci, with the stuK-tiko edge.
10 thin disis Of metal which held the PIN anil
| catch. The other ifyuln helonged to the sculptT,
or round Hau:er-HhaJ red 1ltul;e. nla1e out u
Ealid diAk Of metal bearing Iii i1,cised rat
| tern similar to tito more important t'i!a.
These toro slgua Of having toen Eildel. Twu
Of ello fbulB were OF tho ordinary flat ringp
| tern. and two belonged to what arc called Frogs
shaped iib1in, OF ordina5v patterns ono In tre-
| fol-l0adod, mud tue other il silage-htaded. Of
na1nptited wIt!l dostcd lines: They arc small.
hut interesting, c1a;n}l'er. Tin Baucet-alaal ell
I fbur Lare been rarely found the northern
s.uo Of tho Oxforduhro bor1st. Among the
other objects found IL = small amber bead. d
| "trip Of richly-giIt bronze ulolalnE With saw
| like or faEdske fdKe, and two Or three CONS
similar In siz4s to n hat arc known third Roman
| brnss, hut tho lrgcnd and profile nre gone,
Drawings. measureinr1lts, and full notes Of these
re1nAins hare been taken By A[s- j. Tom t'urgcat
ut I.eaIningtOu, and it ia believed that. ntttr be-
ng exhibited to the Society Of Auti1Iarc-, they
vii find home In the Warwick Museum, -