The Archaeological Journal 4
The Archaeological Journal 4
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The ring Digitized by VJiOOQlC 126 AN ACCOUNT OF COINS AND TREASURE of the tongue is ornamented by a series of round globules ar- ranged in lines, crossing each other at right angles.
63 Fig. 63 is part of the ring of a tongue similar to that repre- sented in the preceding figure : it shews more explicitly the mode in which the pattern has been formed. It is in the collection of Mr. Assheton.
Fig. 64 is a portion of a fibula resembling one which was found in a bog near Ballymoney, in the county... of Antrim, and now preserved in the public collection in Dublin. The orna- ment is formed by stamped lines diagonally intersecting, and the squares they enclose are made round by a circular punch.
The Irish fibula is figured in the Archaeologia, vol. xvii.
p. 323.
65 66 Fig. 65 is a portion of a fibula, similar to fig. 61, also octan- gular, but only the three external sides have been ornamented with a row of lozenges formed by a double row of impressions from a triangular punch.
Fig. 66 is a fragment cut off from some object the exact form of which cannot be ascertained or illustrated from any other specimen in this or similar discoveries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ring Digitized by VJiOOQlC 126 AN ACCOUNT OF COINS AND TREASURE of the tongue is ornamented by a series of round globules ar- ranged in lines, crossing each other at right angles.
63 Fig. 63 is part of the ring of a tongue similar to that repre- sented in the preceding figure : it shews more explicitly the mode in which the pattern has been formed. It is in the collection of Mr. Assheton.
Fig. 64 is a portion of a fibula resembling one which was found in a bog near Ballymoney, in the county... of Antrim, and now preserved in the public collection in Dublin. The orna- ment is formed by stamped lines diagonally intersecting, and the squares they enclose are made round by a circular punch.
The Irish fibula is figured in the Archaeologia, vol. xvii.
p. 323.
65 66 Fig. 65 is a portion of a fibula, similar to fig. 61, also octan- gular, but only the three external sides have been ornamented with a row of lozenges formed by a double row of impressions from a triangular punch.
Fig. 66 is a fragment cut off from some object the exact form of which cannot be ascertained or illustrated from any other specimen in this or similar discoveries.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by British Archaeological Association. Central Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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