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| [Stone Coffins or Kistvaens continued] | [continued from page 31] a few years back, a small black ornament was discovered in one of these "Kistvaens" which is now deposited in the museum of the Watt Institution. In shape it is somewhat of a square from 1½ to 1¾ Inches but partly rounded at the edges. The surface is convex with a double groove rudely cut round the rim and underneath is a hollow indentation worked out to admit of its suspension by a string. It is half an inch thick; thined out from the centre to 1/8th. The material is a sort of bituminous shale and the object is conjecured to have been used as an amulet |
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