Ulster Journal of Archaeology volume 1857
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" " basta, " read "hasta. " Page 176, line 28, for "Erinar, " read " Einar. "] 185 LETTERS ON IRISH ANTIQUITIES. BY A C O II X I S II MAX. Continued from page 155. LETTER III. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ULSTER JOERJTAL OE ARCHEOLOGY. Sir, I do not know whether it has ever occurred to yourself or any of your correspondents to take a large collection of Irish stone implements, (including all sorts of things composed of flint, basalt, and other denominations of stone, ) and group them into classes and v...arieties ; and then to collate them with each other, and with iron and bronze articles found in Ireland ; and thus, not only compare form with form, but ascertain the law or custom which determined the forms, and the abstract number of them. "Were this done carefully, we should have developed the types under which every individual object might be placed, like shells in a museum. Such a systematic arrange- ment, composed of one specimen of each class, with a few others representing varieties belonging to each class, &c, would, in a scientific point of view, be extremely valuable.
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" " basta, " read "hasta. " Page 176, line 28, for "Erinar, " read " Einar. "] 185 LETTERS ON IRISH ANTIQUITIES. BY A C O II X I S II MAX. Continued from page 155. LETTER III. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ULSTER JOERJTAL OE ARCHEOLOGY. Sir, I do not know whether it has ever occurred to yourself or any of your correspondents to take a large collection of Irish stone implements, (including all sorts of things composed of flint, basalt, and other denominations of stone, ) and group them into classes and v...arieties ; and then to collate them with each other, and with iron and bronze articles found in Ireland ; and thus, not only compare form with form, but ascertain the law or custom which determined the forms, and the abstract number of them. "Were this done carefully, we should have developed the types under which every individual object might be placed, like shells in a museum. Such a systematic arrange- ment, composed of one specimen of each class, with a few others representing varieties belonging to each class, &c, would, in a scientific point of view, be extremely valuable.
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