Inventorium Sepulchrale An Account of Some Antiquities Dug Up At Gilton Kingst
Inventorium Sepulchrale An Account of Some Antiquities Dug Up At Gilton Kingst
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54 ; another iron instru- ment (see lower cut on p. 19), five inches and three-quarters long ; and an ivory lead. Here were also many other bits of iron and several long nails. Certainly a woman's grave.
143. Tumulus and grave much as the last. The bones of an elderly person, as might be known from the much worn teeth ; the skull was much deformed ; the coffin had passed the fire. Xothing but some nails.
144. Tumulus and grave much as the last. The bones were remarkably sound ; the jaws were fu...ll of very sound, regular, and white teeth ; the coffin did not appear to have passed the fire. Nothing but some nails and small pieces of iron.
145. A very large tumulus; the grave near five feet deep. A great many bones, lying in all directions, all the way down. The skeleton of a very old person, very sound and perfect ; the coffin had been much burnt, and very thick. A small brass buckle and shank, much like that represented at No. 92 : the blade of a knife ; and some nails.
146. Tumulus of a middle size, and the grave about three feet deep, with its feet pointing to the east.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54 ; another iron instru- ment (see lower cut on p. 19), five inches and three-quarters long ; and an ivory lead. Here were also many other bits of iron and several long nails. Certainly a woman's grave.
143. Tumulus and grave much as the last. The bones of an elderly person, as might be known from the much worn teeth ; the skull was much deformed ; the coffin had passed the fire. Xothing but some nails.
144. Tumulus and grave much as the last. The bones were remarkably sound ; the jaws were fu...ll of very sound, regular, and white teeth ; the coffin did not appear to have passed the fire. Nothing but some nails and small pieces of iron.
145. A very large tumulus; the grave near five feet deep. A great many bones, lying in all directions, all the way down. The skeleton of a very old person, very sound and perfect ; the coffin had been much burnt, and very thick. A small brass buckle and shank, much like that represented at No. 92 : the blade of a knife ; and some nails.
146. Tumulus of a middle size, and the grave about three feet deep, with its feet pointing to the east.
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