sandstone, querns, triturating stones, capsular stones, and other objects are also found.

In JET, the articles found, consist of beads, rings, studs, necklaces, etc., and some of these are of the utmost beauty. Of these, perhaps the finest examples which have been exhumed are those found by Mr. Bateman at Middleton Moor, at GrindLow, at Windle Nook, and at Cow-Low. The accompany

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ing engraving represents the first of these which was found in a barrow on Middleton Moor (near Arbor-Low). In this barrow

the primary interment was enclosed in a rude stone cist or

+ These four examples are engraved in Mr. Bateman's "Catalogue of Antiquities" and "Ten Years' Diggings."

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