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 SWITZEULAND AND OTHER PARTS OE EUROPE 
 
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 S E C ND EDIT 10 N, G II EA T L Y ENL A It G E D 
 TRANSLATED AND ARRANGED 
 
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 JOHN EDWAED LEE, F.SA. F.G.y. 
 
 AUJ'UOU OF • ISCA SILUUUM ' KTC. 
 
 IN TWO VOLUMES 
 VOL. II.— PLATES, WITH EXPLAXATIOXS 
 
 LONDON 
 LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO. 
 
 1878 
 
 All rights i-eserved
 
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 EXPLANATION OF THE I'LA'l'ES. 
 
 Frontispiece. Vol. II. 
 
 Piles of the lake dwelling of Moringen (bronze age), from a Photograph in 
 the possession of .T. Biirki, Esq., of Bern, p. 154. 
 
 Pl. I. Meilen. .-^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Ground plan, p. 12. — 2. Section, p. 15. — 3. Arrangements of the 
 piles, p. 17. 
 
 Pl. II. Meilen. -^ 
 
 Figs. 1, 5. Hammers of stag's horn, p. 30. — 2. Stone celt set in stag's horn, 
 p. 20. — 3. Ilafting of stag's horn with a chisel of nephrite at each end, p. 22. — 
 4. Stone celt in hafting of stag's horn, p. 22. — 6. Stone hammer partially per- 
 Inrated, p. 25. — 7, 8. Corn-crushers, p. 27. — 9. Hammer of stone like serpentine, 
 p. 24. — 10. Hammer of spotted serpentine, p. 26. — 11. Cylindrical corn-crusher, 
 p. 28.— 12, 13. Stone celts, p. 10. 
 
 Pl. hi. Meilen. ^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Flint saw in handle of yew- wood, p. 26. — 2, 3. Flint tongues or 
 jioints, pp. 26, 27. — 4. Stone awl, p. 27. — 5. Whetstone, p. 27. — 6. Perforated 
 bear's tooth, p. 30. — 7, 9, 24, 27. Earthenware vessels, p. .32. — 8. Amber bead, 
 p. 31. — 10, 11. Implements of boar's teeth, p. 30. — 12. Bronze armilla, pp. 15 
 and 31. — 13. Spindle-whorl of earthenware, p. 33. — 14. Oak club, p. 31.— 
 15, 16, 19, 20, 21. Bone awk or piercers, p. 30. — 17, 18. Bone needle and pin, 
 p. 30.— 22. Flint arrow-head, p. 27. — 23. Grinding stone for making celts, 
 p. 27.-25. Bone cliisel, p. 29. — 26. Bronze celt, pp. 15 and 31. 
 
 Pl,. I\'. MOOSSEEDORF. -^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Map of the district, pp. 35, .36. a, village of Miinchenbuchsee : B, 
 Ilofwyl ; c. Moosseedorf; D, Steiiibriick ; E, Eastern lake dwelling; F, Western 
 lake dwelling; gg, Canal ; HI, Commencement of the }>eat moor; kk. Shell marl 
 (Weisser (jrund, blancfond) ; ll, Peat ; M, Schonsiclit ; X, ' Mola-sse ' rock ; 
 o. Ancient outlet of the lakes ; r. Great lake of Moosseedorf; Q, Smaller lake. — 
 2. Ground plan of part of the Eastern settlement, p. 37.-3. Section of the 
 Eastern settlement, p. 37. 
 
 VOL. II. B
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Pl. V. MOOSSEEDOEF, 
 
 (N.B.— All the figures are half size except 14, 20, 22.) 
 
 Fuj. 1. Celt baftiu? of fir-wood, p. 38.-2. Celt Lafting of stags Lorn, 
 p. 38. — 3. Harpoon of stag's horn, p. 38. — 4. Bone lance-point, p. 38. — 
 o. Flint saw in a handle of fir-wood, p. 38. — 6, 7, Needles made of boar's tusbs, 
 p. 38. — 8. Awl made of a hone of the roe, p. 38. — 9. Bone knife, p. 38. — 
 10. Bone chisel, p. 38.— 11, 12. Wedgeof fir-wood, p.38.— 13. Bone awl, p. 38, 
 — 14. Fish-hook made of a hoar's tusk, p. 38. — 15. Boar's tooth ground to an 
 edge and perforated, p. 38.-16. Needle (?) of hoai-'s tusk, p. 38.— 17, 19. Flint 
 flakes for scaling fish (?) p. 38. — 18. Arrow-head of rock crystal, p. 38. — 
 20. Sharp celt of nephrite, p. 38.-21. Comb of yew-wood, p. 38.-22. View of 
 the larger lake of Moosseedorf, taken standing on the site of the eastern lake 
 dwelling, p. 37. 
 
 Pl. YI. Eobenhatjsen, &c. 
 
 Fiij. 1. Plan of the lake of PfafHkon, pp. 41,43. — 2. Ground plan of part of 
 the Aabach canal, p. 44. — 3. Section of the relic-bed, p. 44. — 4. Section of the 
 Aabach canal, p. 43. — 5. Bank at Himmerich, p. 62. 
 
 Pl. VII. IloiiENHArsEN, &c. 
 
 View of the peat moor of Robenhausen, taken from Seegraben, p. 41. (The 
 site of the lake dwelling is indicated by a bird flying.) 
 
 Pl. VIII. KoBExn.vusEX. 
 Piles of the last settlement but one : round fir timber, p. 48. 
 
 Pl. IX, RonExiiArsEN, 
 Piles of the latest settlement : split oak-wood, p. 48. 
 
 Pl. X. ROBEIfHAUSEN. y 
 Fif/s. 1, 2, 3. Knives of yew-wood, p. 52. — 4. AVooden ladle, p. 52. — 
 > Wooden iniplcment, p. 52.— C. Ring of bark, p. 52. — 7. Club of ash-wood, with 
 ii stag's horn socket and stone celt, p. 52.-8, 8rt, 8b. Boat (' I'jnbaum '), p. 53. — 
 !>. Flail, p. 5.",.— 10. Bow of yew, p. 53.— 11, 12. 'Arpiou,' or fishing im- 
 plement, p. 5.'{, — 13. \Vood(>n ladle, p. 52. — 14. Wooden club with a stoue 
 celt (ixf'd in it, p. 52.— 15. Impleuiout, of bark, p. 52. — 16. Club with a celt 
 fixed in it, p. 5."{. — 17. Wooden ladle, p. 52. — 18, 10. Iinplciiii'nt of stag's 
 lioiTj, p. 57. 
 
 Pl,. .\l. KuliK.NilAUSEN.^^^ 
 
 Fi(/s. 1, 2. Clubs with celts, p. 54.-3. Yew club, p. 64.-4. Wooden 
 club, p. 54.-5. Bark float, p. 62 —6, 7. Wooden suspension hooks, p. 64. — 
 b. I'^nrthenware spoon, p. 58.-9. Ladle of maple-wood, p. 52. — 10. Tub of 
 iiiRjtli'-wood, p. 55. 
 
 I'l.. Xll. KollENIIAUSEX, itc, -'- 
 (I'ijf. I is from Nicderwyl; all the others are from Robeuhaiiscii.) 
 /•'/</. I. Wooden imiilement, use unknown, p. 80.— 2, 9. Agricultunil imjde- 
 inentjj of Htag'a Jiorn, 57.-3. Wooden chi.sol, p. 55.-4, 5. Stone implement,
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE PL\TES. 3 
 
 p. 58. — G. Club of yew-wood, p. 54. — 7. Ladle of niaplc-WDod, p. 52. — 
 8. Earthemvare vessel, p. 58. — 10. Wooden last, p. 55. — 11, Knife or cliisel of 
 yew, p. 55. 
 
 Pl. Xin. ROBENHAUSEX. ^ 
 
 Fi(j. 1. liib bound witli cord, p. 58. — 2. AVooden implement, p. 55. — 
 3. Yoke, p. 56. — 4. Wooden club with celt, p. 56. — 5. Wooden implement, 
 )). 56. — 6. Mai'ble cone or hemisphere, p. 58. — 7. Pile with a mortise in the head, 
 pj). 56 and 80. — 8, J), 11. ]<>arthenware vessels, p. 58. — 10. Stajr's horn implements, 
 ]>. 58. — 12. Clay cone, p. 58. — \?,. Flint arrow-head, p. 58. — 14. Bone chisel, 
 p. 58. 
 
 Pl. XIV. RoBENHAUSEN, &er^ 
 Fu;. 1. Bone awl, AVanpen, p. 71. — 2, 6. Balls of string, Ro^enhausen, p. 56. 
 — 3. Perforated wolfs trrinder, Waiigen, p. 71. — 4, 5. Ornamentation on earthen- 
 ware vessels, Robenhausen, p. 58. — 7. Perfoi-ated stones, Waugen, p. 71. — 
 8. Staijf's horn implement, Wangen, p. 71.— 9. Ornamentation on pottery, Wangeu, 
 p. 71. — 10, 11. Flint arrow-head, Wangen, p. 71. — 12. Perforated and sharp- 
 ened boar's tusk, Moosseedorf, p. 38. — 13, Dog's hone perforated, Wangeu, 
 p. 71. — 14 to 20. Crucibles, Robenhausen, p. 59. — 21. Bone awl with head of 
 asphalt, Moosseedorf, p. 38. — 22, Bone knife, Moosseedorf, p, 38,-23, 24, 
 Bone fishing implements, Wangen, p, 71. — 25, Bone implement, Moosseedoif, 
 p. 38, 
 
 Pl. XV. Wangen. 
 
 Ornamentation on pottery, p. 70. 
 
 Pl. XVI. NiEDERWYL, &c. 
 (Fig. 2 is from Robenliausen ; all the rest from Nietlcrwyl.) 
 
 Fiy. 1. Wooden platform, p. 78. — 2. Section of beds, Rob. p. 46, — 3, Sec- 
 tion of platforms, Nied., p. 78. — 4. Pile head Avith mortise, p. 80. — 5. W^ooden 
 slab Avith mortise holes, p. 79. — 6. Cone of baked clay perforated, p. 79. — 
 7. AVooden mallet, p. 79.- — 8. View of the fascine work of part of the lake 
 dwelling, p, 80. 
 
 Pl. XVII. NiEDERWYL. 
 
 View of the platform (from a photogi-aph), p. 80. 
 
 Pl. XVIII, VVattwyl, ..^^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Section, p. 84. — 2. Section, p. 85. — 3. Ground plan of part of the 
 settlement, p. 83. The lowor ])art of this plate contains a. map of the district, 
 p. 84. 
 
 Pl. XIX. AVauwyl. ^ 
 
 On the left side of this plate are the ground plans of the fi%e succps- 
 sive platforms, or layers o: timbers, p. S2. Figs. 1, 2, 3. Position of piles 
 and timbers, pp. 86 and S7. — 4, Section of the timber platforms, p. 82. — 
 5. Ground plan of a portion, p. H3. — 6. End of pile, p. 85. 
 
 Pl. XX. AVauwyl. ^ 
 
 The upper part is an ideal restoration of the settlement, but from late dis- 
 coveries, the huts, in all probahilifi/, stood much nearer together, p. 87. 
 
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 4 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Hg. 1. Stone for stirring melted asphalt, p. 88. — 2. Celt hafted in stag's 
 horn, p. 88. — 3. Bowl of yew-wood, p. 88.-4, 12. Fragments of pottery, p. 88. 
 — 5. Ball of stone (corn-crusher ?) p. 88. — 6. Grinding stone for celts, p. 88. 
 • — 7. Glass bead, p. 88. — 8. Lump of asphalt, p. 89. — 9. Knife of yew-wood, 
 p. 89. — 10. Awl of stag's horn, p. 89. — 11. Bone saw, p. 89, — 13. Bead of stag's 
 horn, p. 89. — 14, 15. Floats (?) p. 89.— 16. Cutting implement of boar's tusk, 
 p. 89.— 17. Flint knife, p. 89.-18, 19, 20. Bone chisels, p. 89.-21 to 25. 
 Bone awls or piercers, p. 89. — 26. Barbed harpoon of stag's horn, p. 89. 
 
 Pi,. XXI. Zfg, Wan gen, Robenhatjsen, and Nidatj. _ 
 
 Ziig. Fig. 1. Section, p. 130.— 2. Plan, p. 131.-3. Stone celt, p. 133.— 
 4. Flint arrow-head, p. 133, — 5. Stone half cut through for making celts, 
 p. 130. Wangen, 6. Earthenware vessel, p. 70. — 7, 8. Perforated balls of clay, 
 p. 70. — 9. AVooden club, p. 70. — 10. Flint saw set in stag's horn, p. 70. — 
 11, 12. Earthenware spindle-whorls, p. 70. — 13. Burnt straw (thatch?) p. 70. 
 Jiobenhausen, 14. Crucible with portions of melted copper, p. 59. Nidau, 
 15. Earthenware figure of a lizard, p. 152. 
 
 Pl. XXII. ZuG, Chevrotjx, Watjwtl, &c. 
 
 Fig. 1. Serrated bone arrow-head, Moosseedorf, p. 38. — 2, 3. Earthenware 
 vessels, Zug, p. 136. — 4, 25. Implement of stag's horn, Moos., p. 39. — 5. Fish- 
 hook of boar's tusk, Moos., p. 39. — 6. Fishing implement, Wangen, p, 71. — 
 7. Celt hafted in stag's horn, Wauwyl, p. 90. — 8, 9, 10, 11. Stag's ribs, bifurcate 
 one-third of the length, Wauwyl, p. 90. — 12. Celt handle of wood, Wauwyl, 
 p. 90. — 13, 14. Implements of limestone, St. Andreas, Zug, p. 135. — 15. Earth- 
 enware vessel, Lake of Serapach, p. 443. — -10. Spoon of dark-coloured pottery, 
 (3(irtaillod, p. 233. — 17, 18. Ornaments of stag's horn, Wauwyl, p. 90. — 19. 
 Part of an eartli^nware vessel with three holes on each side of tlie handle filled 
 with wooden plugs, CortaiUod, p. 233. — 20 to 24. Singular bronze implement, 
 use unknown, Chevroux, p. 461. — 26. Bronze ornameiit, CortaiUod, p. 233. — 
 27, 28. Ivarthenware vessel with feet, Muringen, p. 155. — 29. Bronze arrow- 
 jiead, Estavayer, p. 265. — 30. Bronze ornament, Cortailhid, p. 233. — 31, .'52. 
 Earthenware ves.sel witli the base perforated, CortaiUod, p 233. — 33, 35. Bronze 
 sickle, with a knob to secure the handle, CortaiUod, p. 233. — 34. Handle of an 
 eartlienware vessel, CortaiUod, p. 233. 
 
 Pl. XXIII. Unxer See, &c. 
 
 Fig. 1. Grounil plan and sections, Allonsbach, p. 93. — 2. Flint scraper, Bod- 
 mann, p. 102. — 3, 4. Fruit crusher (?), Allensbacli, p. 95. — 5. Portion of a 
 stag'.'* horn sharpened, 15odmann, p. 104. — 6. Flint arrow-head, AllenR])ach, 
 p. 9K. 
 
 Pl. XXIV. Unter See, *c. ^ 
 
 Figs. 1, 4. Nt;l-\veiglits (?), Allensbach, p. .99. — 2, 3. Stimo implements 
 (fruit-crusherH?), .Mlensbach, p. 96. — 5. Earthenware ve.«sel, lioduiann, p. 104. 
 - 6. 7. Stone celi, Allensbacli, p. 95. — 8^ 9. I'Vuit-crusher (?), Allensbach, 
 p. 95. 10, 11. Stone celt, Allensbach, p. 95. — 12, 13. Battle-axe, Bodmann, 
 p 10.3.— 14. Stone liannner, Bodmann, p. 103. 
 
 Pl. XXV, Unter See, Sec. ■ — 
 
 J'ign. 1, 7, Iliilf-jierforated hammer, Allensbach, p, 96. — 2, 3, 8. Stone 
 lianimor (?). Allensbach, p. 96. — 4. Celt of diorite, Weiler Hegne, p. 98. —
 
 EXPLANATION OF 'J'HE PLATER. 5 
 
 5, (). lirolceu stoiio liaiumer, Wciler llc'.'-mi, p. 1J9. — !>, 10. Coru-crusher, 
 Allousbach, p. 90.— El, 12. Stoue celt, Allensbach, p. 97.— 13, 14, 17. Un- 
 finished hammer of serpentine, Bodmann, p. 10.^5. — 15, 10, 18. Unfinished stone 
 hammer, Allensbacli, p. 00. 
 
 Pl. XXVI. Uebehlingi^r .See, &c. *^ 
 
 Map of the district in the centre, p. 104. — Water-levels of Maurach, Nuss 
 dorf, Unter Uhldingen and Sipplingen, to the left, p. 100. — o, b, c, d, e. Elitt 
 arrow-lieads, Nussdorf, p. 111. 
 
 Pl. XXVII. Ueberlinger See. -» 
 
 (All from Nussdorf.) 
 
 Figs. 1 to 7. Stone celts, p. 113 to 115. — 8. Perforated stoue, p. 116. — 
 
 9. Small stoue celt, p 114.— 10. Flint saw, p. 112.— 11. Celt witli oval 
 helve hole, p. 115. — 12, 13, 14. Flint saws, p. 112. — 15. Brokeu stone ham- 
 mer, p. 110. — 10. a, h. Stone celt iu stag's horn haftiug, p. 120.— 17. «, b. Stone 
 celt, p. 115. — 18. Ohisel-shaped celt, p. 113. — 19. Stone celt iu stag's horn 
 haftiug, p. 114.-20. Fliut saw, p 126.-21. Ohisel-shaped celt, p. 113.— 
 22. Stone celt, p. 115. — 23. Celt with Avinglike edge, p. 115. — 24, a and h. Part 
 of colt with two helve-holes, p. 115. 
 
 Pl. XXVIII. Ueberlinger See. 
 Fig. 1. Stone hammer, Unter Uhldingen, p. 122. — 2. Celt partially bored, 
 (Sipplingen, p. 125. — 3. Lance-head of serpentine, Sipp., p. 125. — 4. Stone celt, 
 in process of manufacture, Sipp., p. 125. — 5, 0. Stone celts, Nussdorf, 
 pp. 113 and 114. — 7. Perforated stone disc, Nuss., p. 110. — 8. Comb of sUig's 
 horu, Nuss., p. 119. — 9, 10. Flint saws in wooden handles, Nuss., p. 112. 
 — 11. Bone pin, Nuss., p. 118. — 12, 13, 14. Bone chisels, Nuss., p. 118. — 
 15. Perforated bear's tooth, Nuss., p. 119. — 16, 17. Netting pins made of teeth, 
 Nuss., p. 119. — 18. Bone implement, Nuss., p. 118. — -19. Perforated tooth 
 of dog or wolf, Nuss., p. 110. — 20, 21. Bone hammer-heads, Nuss., p. 110. 
 — 22. Ilafting for celt of stag's horn, Sipp., p. 120. — 23. Bone implement, 
 Nuss., p. 118. — 24. Wooden club for a celt, Nuss., p. 115. — 25. Iron pruning 
 knife, Unter Uhld., p. 124.— 20. Iron lance-head, Unter Uhld., p. 124.— 
 27. Iron arrow-head, Unter Uhld., p. 124. — '2H. Iron Roman key, Sipp., p. 120. 
 —20. Steel for striking light (?), Unter Uhld., p. 124.-30. Bronze celt, 
 Unter Uhld., p. 123.-31. Flint celt, Bodmann, p. 104.— 32. Flint saw, 
 sickle-shaped, Bodmann, p. 104. — 33. Flint lance-head, Sipp., p. 125. 
 
 Pl. XXIX. Ueberlinger See. ^^ 
 
 (Fig. 19 is from Sipplingen ; all the rest are from Unter Uhldingen.) 
 
 Figs. 1, 2. Bronze anulets, p. 124. — 3 to 18. Bronze pins, p. 124. — 
 
 10. Copper celt, p. 120.-20. Bronze celt, p. 123.-21,22. Bronze tish-hooks, 
 ]i. 124. — '2h. Bronze sickle, p. 124. — 24. Bronze armlet, p. 124. — 25. Bronze 
 chisel, p. 124. — 20. Bronze socketed celt, p. 124. 
 
 Pl. XXX. Ueberlinger See. / 
 
 Fig. 1. Earthenware vase, Sipplingen, p. 12(). — 2. Ornamented cover, 
 Unter Uhldinaeu, p. 123. — 3. Ivarthenware implemenr, Sipp., p. 120- 
 4. Ornamented pottery, Unter Uhld., p. 123. — 5, (i. I']arthenware vessels, I'nter
 
 6 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Uhld., p. 123.— 7 Ornamented pottery, Unter Uhld., p. 123.— 8, 0. Eavtlieu- ^ 
 ware cups, Unter Uhld., p. 123 — 10. Earthenware vase, Sipp., p. 120. — 11, 12, I 
 Earthenware jars with handle?, Sipp,, p. 126. — 13. Earthenware pipkin, Sipp., 
 p. 126. — 14. Funnel-shaped earthenware vessel, Sipp., p. 126. 
 
 Pl. XXXI. Ueberlinger See. ^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Ornamented cover, Unter Uhldingen, p. 123. — 2, 3. Earthenware 
 vessels, Unter Uhld., p. 123. — 4. Pipkin, Sipplingen, p. 126. — 5. Jar, with per- 
 forated base, Sipp., p. 126.— 6. Crucible, Unter Uhld., p. 123. — 7,8. Earthenware 
 vessels, Sipp., p. 126. 
 
 Pl. XXXII. Ueberlinger See. ^ 
 
 (All Unter Uhldingen.) 
 Fiijs. I to 13. Bronze knives, p. 124. — 14, 15, 16. Bronze lauce-points, p. 123. 
 
 Pl. XXXIII. NiDAU Steinberg. ^ 
 
 (All of bronze.) 
 
 Fujs. 1, 2. Sickles, p. 143.-3 to 6. Kiiives, p. 144.— 7, 8. Chisels, p. 145.— 
 J>. Small anvil (.'*), p. 145. — 10. Awl and knife all in one, p. 144. — 11. Pin, 
 p. 145.— 12, 13. Lance-heads, p. 145. — 14. Knob, p. 147. — 15,16. Rings, p. 146. 
 
 Pl. XXXIV. NiDAU Sieinberg. 
 
 (All of bronze.) 
 
 Fuji.. 1 to 34. Pius, p. 145.— 35, 36, Armlets, p. 146.-37. Hook, p. 147, 
 Pl. XXXV. NiDAu Steinberg. 
 
 (All of bronze, except Pig. 28.) 
 Fif/s. 1, 2. Armlets, p. 146. — 3, 4. Lance-heads, p. 145. —5. Celt, p. 143. — 
 G. Broad chisel, p. 145.— 7, 9. Ornaments, p. 147.-8. Iviiob, p. 147.-10, 11, 
 12. Ariow-heads, p. 145. — 13 to 24. Cutting implements, p. 147. — 25, 26, 27. 
 Studs, p. 147.— 28. Spiral of gold wire, p. 147.— 29. Spiral of bronze, p. 147.— 
 30, Bronze implement, p. 147. 
 
 Pl. XXXVI. NiDAu Steinberg. ^^ 
 
 (iUl of bronze, except Fig. 42.) 
 Figs. 1,2. Chisels and awls in one, p. 145. — 3. Drill(?), p. 145. — 4. Surgical 
 instrument, p. 146.— 5. Lingula, p. 146.— to 18, Needles, p. 145.-19 to 32. 
 l-'ishhooks, p, 147,-33 to 41, Rings, p. 146.— 42. Ribbed plate of gold, p. 147. 
 
 Pl. XXXVII. Nii).\u Steinberg. 
 
 Figs. 1, 2, 3. Sling.stones (?) draAvn in section, p. 140. — 4. Ornament (?) of 
 eartlicuware, p. 152. — 5. Bronze hammer, with an ear, p. 147. — 6, 7. Cylinders 
 of eardienware, p. 152. — 8. Three bone arrow-heads, p. 152. — 9. 'Crescent' of 
 earthenware, p. 152. — 10. Bowl of potstone, p. 142. — 11. Implement of stag's 
 horn, p. 152. — 12. Implement of bear's tooth, p. 152. — 13. Whistle of stag's 
 liorn, p. 152. — 14. String of beads of glass and jet, p. 152. — 15, 16. 'Crescents' 
 of carllienware, p. 152.— 17 to 24. b]ai tlienware spindle-whorls, p. 151. — 25. 
 Perforated stone, p. 142.— 26. Bead of serpentine, p. 142. — 27, 27', 28. 
 Coloured earthenware ve,<'8el8, p. 150.-29. Perforated sto)ie, p. 142.— .30. Double 
 cup of earthenware, p. 1.50.— .'Jl. Yoke of yew-wood, p. 153. — 32. Bronze wire, 
 p. 147. — 33. Bronze imidement like a .snadle-bit, p. 147. — 34,35. Bronze armlets, 
 V. 1 If',.
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Pl. XXXVIIL Xid.vu Steinberg, »S:c. 
 
 (Fig. !j is from Mialcn ; all the rest from Nidau.) 
 
 i'Tc/s. 1 to 4, 7. Slinirstone.s (?), p. 140. — 5. Mualing-stone, Meilen, p. 142. — 
 0,8, !), 10, 11, 12, 18, Eartlienware vessels, p. 150. — 14. Earthenware riiiir, 
 p. loO. — 15. Stone with an iron riiiir (net weig-ht'r^), p. 140. — 10. Conical wei^'-ht, 
 p. 152.-17. Earthenware spindle-whorl, p. 151.— IH, 19, 20. Weights (?), p. 152. 
 
 Pl. XXXIX. MoEGEs, Scheuss, kc. 
 
 Fig. 1. Bronze dagger, Chevroux, p. 401. — 2. Net weight, Inkmler See, 
 p. 445. — 3. Earthenware i'unnel-shaped vessel, A la Sauge, p. 402. — 4. Bronze pin, 
 Peter's Island, p. 454. — 5. Serpentine hammer, Greng, p. 284. — 0, 7, 8. Bronze 
 mould for casting celts, JMorges, p, 200 — 9. Iron ornament, Scheuss, p. 450. — 
 
 10. Neck of earthenware vessel, with tin ornament, Estavayer, p. 205. — 
 
 11. Blunt serpentine hatchet, Estavayer,p. 205. — 12. Cujjped stone, Font, p. 400. 
 
 For comparison. Mainland. 
 Fig. 13. Cupped stone, lolimont, p. 400. — 14, Cupped stone, Bienne, p. 400. 
 — 15. Flint arrow-head tixed iu the shaft, Geissbodenmoor, p. 130. 
 
 Pl. XL. MoRiiTGEN, &c. 
 
 Fig. 1. IMap of the lake of Bienne, p, 137, — 2, 6. Iron sword, Miiringen, 
 p. 154. — 3. Iron fork, Miiringen, p. 154. — 4, Boat (' Einbauui'), Moringen, p. 155. 
 
 Pl. XLI. Morixgex. "^ 
 
 Figs. 1, 2. Bronze knives, p. 155. — 3. Bronze pin, p. 155. — 4,5. Bronze celt, 
 p. 155, — 6 Bone arrow-head, p. 155. — 7. Ornamented bronze plate, p. 155. — 
 8. Large wooden mallet, p. 155. — 9. AVeaver'sshuttleof bone, p. 155. — 10. Earth- 
 enware vessel with spout, p. 155. — 11. Bronze awl set in wood, p. 155. — 12, 14. 
 Earthenware vessels, p. 155. — 13. String of beads, p, 155. — 15,10. Earthenware 
 vessel with the handle inside, p. 155. — 17. Bronze ornament for suspension, 
 p. 155, — 18. Drinking cup, p. 155, 
 
 Pl. XLII, Moringen, tfec. ~* 
 
 Fig. 1. Harpoon of stag's hora, Lattringen, p. 450. — 2. Handle of stag's 
 horn, Liischerz, p. 197. — 3. Ilafting of stag's horn in wood, Liischerz, p. 197. — 
 4. Flint saw in stag's horn handle, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 5. Bone dagger in stag's 
 horn handle, Lattringen, p. 450. — 0, 7. -Bronze needle iu a case made of the bone 
 of a stork, Greng, p. 290. — 8. Bone pointer or dagger in stag's horn handle, St, 
 Aubin, p, 459.^ — 9. Ornament for suspension, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 10. Stag's 
 horn hammer, Sutz, p. 448. — 11. Hafting of stag's horn, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 
 
 12. Pointer of stag's horn, Moringen, p. 180. — 13. Spatula of stag's horn, Liischerz, 
 p, 200. — 14. Spoon cut out of yew-wood, Gerlafingen, p, 452, — 15. Three- 
 toothed stag's horn comb (?), Liischerz, p. 197. — 10 and 1 7. Small boxes of stag's 
 horn, Concise, p. 272. — 18. Bone awl in a handle of stag's liorn, Lattringen, p. 450, 
 
 Pl. XLIII. MoHiNGEX, kc. ^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Horse's bit, of stag's horn, ^Iciringen, p. 174. — 2. Necklace ornament, 
 of stag's horn, Liischerz, p. 197.— 3. Necklace ornament, of stag's horn, liiischerz, 
 p. 197. — 4. Necklace ornament, of stag's horn, Liischerz, p. 197.— 5. Ornament 
 of slag's horn, Liischerz, p. 198. — 6. Ornament of bone, Moringen, p, 179.—
 
 8 EXPLANATION OF THE TLATES. 
 
 7. Double pointer of stair's horn, Siitz, p. 440.— 8. Handle of stag's horn, Miiringen, 
 }i. 179. — 0. ArroAv-head of stag's horn, Auvernier, p. 684. — 10. Horse's bit, of 
 stag's horu, Moring-n, p. 174. — 11. Ornament for suspension, stag's horn. 
 Eiischerz, p. 197. — 12. Arrow-head of stag's horn, St. Aiibin, p. 459.— 
 13. Ornamented disc of stag's horn, Auvernier (the figure to the left shows 
 the section), p. 244. — 14. Double-hooked implement of stag's horn, St. Aubin, 
 p. 450. — 15 and 15fr. Spoon made of stag's horn, Sutz, p. 448. 
 
 Pl. XLIV. St. Aubin, &c. 
 iwV/. 1. Celt hafted in stag's horn, St. Aubin, p. 459.-2. Necklace, ornament 
 uf stag's horn, Auvernier, p. 243. — 3. Bone hook, St. Aubm, p. 459. — 4. Hook 
 of stag's horn. Lake of Bienne, p. 156.— 5. Celt hafted in stag's horn, St. 
 Aubin, p. 450. — 6. Ornament of stag's horn, Estavayer, p. 202. — 7. Bone orna- 
 ment, St. Aubin, p. 450.-8. Scraper of bone, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 0. Arrow- 
 head of stag's horn, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 10. Bone implement, St. Aubin, p. 459. 
 — 11. Bone chisel, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 12. Stag's horn hafting, Liischerz, p. 200. 
 —13. Stone chisel hafted in a bone handle, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 14. Ornament 
 for suspension, stag's horn, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 15. Glass bead, St. Aubin, p. 450. 
 — 16. Amber bead, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 17. Bead of stag's horn, St. Aubin, 
 ]). 45r. — IH, 10, 20. Perforated small bones, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 21. Bone pointer, 
 Lake of Bienne, p. 150, — 22. Bone pointer, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 23. Amber 
 bead, Mciriiig-en, p. 450. 
 
 Pl. XLV. Sx. Aubin, &c. 
 
 Fii/. 1. Slag's horn handle, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 2. Worked horn of tlie elk, 
 Ti'ike of Bienne, p. 150. — 3. Horse's bit, of stag's horn, Estavayer, p. 2(>2. — 
 4. Stag's horn implement, hollowed out, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 6., Bone lance-head, 
 St. Aubin, p. 459. — 0. Lance-head of stag's horn, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 7. Goblet 
 of stair's horn, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 8,9. Horse's bit, of stag's horn, ]\Ioringeii, 
 ]). 174. — 10. Small hammer of stag's horn, Sutz, p. 449. — 11. Bear's tooth per- 
 forated, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 12. Ornament for suspension made of boar's tusk, 
 Miiringen, p. 186. — 13, 14. Wolves' teeth, St. Aubin, p. 459. — 15. Ornament for 
 suspension, stag's horn, St Aubin, p. 459. 
 
 Pl. XLVI. Estavayer, Sec. 
 
 Fi(j. 1. Jironze sword, Estavayer, p. 684. — 2. Bronze sword, Cortaillod, 
 p. 2.'»4. — 3. Bronze sword, Moringon, p. 158. — 4. Point of a large bronze hook, 
 Miiringen, p. 1(55. — 5. Bronze sword with a handle, Auvernier, p. 239. — 
 (i. lironze arrow-head, Miiringen, p. 161. — 7. Bronze 'ferrule,' Miiringen, p. 180. 
 — 8. Bronze lance-head, Auvernier, p. 240. — 9. Bronze lance-head, Gerlafingen, 
 p. 452. 
 
 Pl. XIAII. MiiiuNGEN, &c. ^ 
 
 Fiij. ]. lironzo sword, Conci.se, p. ()84. — 2. Bronze sword, Palalitto Forel, 
 p. OsJ. -3. Bronze sword, Zilil. Nidau, p. 147. — 4. l"'nd of a bronze sword used 
 as a lance, Miiringen, p. UJI —5. Bronze lance-head, Miiringen, p. 180. — 
 6 Mron/.<! arrow-hiMid, M.stavayer, ]). 202. -7. Dagger of bronze, (lerlalingen, 
 )). ■152. 8. Fragment of an implement, use unknown, l']stavayer, p. 202. — 
 9. IJroiize arrow-Iiead, .Miiringen, p. 101.- 10. Bronze end of a sw(n'd-sheatli, 
 •Miiringen, p. 150. -1 !. Hnmze arrow-hend, socketed, Miiringen, p. 1(>I. 
 
 I'l.. XLVHL Auvernier. '" 
 Fiij. 1. Handle, ot bronze sword, .\uvernier, p. 239. — 2. Handle of bronze 
 f-word, .XuvernifT, p. 2.18.
 
 EXPLANATION OF Till': PLATES. 
 
 Pr.. XIjLX. jMiJiiiNGiiN, Sec. — » 
 
 Fi(/. L Ilamlle of bronze sword inlaid with iron, Miirinjron, p. 10!>. — 
 2. Bronze sword-handle, the blade of iron, ^loring-en, p. 150. — 3. Bronze sword- 
 handle, Cortaillod, p. i!-'>4. 
 
 Pl. L. Auveknikr, itc. -— • 
 
 Fit/. L Bronze knife {ft, b section), Auvernier, p. 240. — 2. Knife and liandle 
 of bronze, ]\r(irin<^en, p. lC)-"». — 3. ]ironze knife with a staVs horn Iiandle, 
 Miirimren, p. 1(53. — 4. Bronze ornament for suspension, Corcelettes, p. 28L — 
 5. Ivnifo and handle of bronze, Auvernier, p. 241. — G. Knife and handle of 
 bronze, Auvernier, p. 240. 
 
 >« 
 Pl. LI. Auvernier, &c. 
 
 Fiff. 1. Ornamented bronze knife, Oolombier, p. 457. — 2. Ornamented bronze 
 linife, Auvernier, p. 24(5. — 3. Knife and handle of bronze, Morin<i-eu, p. 1 ().">. — 
 I. Knife with a staji:'s lun-n handle, Moringen, p. KU. — 5. Knife and liandle of 
 bronze, Moringen, p. 1G4. — G. Socketed bronze knii'e, Oolombier, p. 457. 
 
 Pl. Lll. Moringen. >" 
 
 Fi(/. 1. Bronze cutting implement, Moringen, p. 1G4. — 2. Bronze cutting 
 impl(>ment, INIiiringen, p. 1G4. — 3. Bronze cutting implement with stag's born 
 handle, Miiringen, p. 1G4. — 4. Bronze cutting implement, Moringen, p. 1G4. — 
 5. Bronze cutting implement, Moringen, p. 1G4. — G. Bronze cutting implement, 
 Moringen, p. 1G4. 
 
 Pl. LIII. Auvernier, &c. "^ 
 
 Fi(j. 1. Bronze cutting implement, Moringen, p. 164. — 2. Bronze cutting 
 implement, Auvernier, p. (584. — 3. Bronze cutting implement, Auvernier, p. (i84. 
 — 4. Bronze cutting implement, Auvernier, p. 684. — 5. Bronze cutting imple- 
 ment, Moringen, p. 1G4. — 6. Bronze cutting implement, Corcelettes, p. 231. 
 
 Pl. LIV. Moringen. ^ 
 Fic/s. 1 and 1 a, 1 h, 1 c. "Wooden handle of a bronze sickle, Moringen, p 162. 
 
 Pl. LV. Auvernier, &c. *^ 
 
 Fi(i. 1. Bronze ornamented gouge, Auvernier, p. 241. — 2. Bronze chisel, 
 IVIiiringen, p. 180. — 3. Bronze gouge, Auvorniur, p. 241. — 4. Bronze socketed 
 chisel, Auvernier, p. 241. — 5. Bronze hammer, Auvernier, p. 241. — G. Bronze 
 lianimer, Auvernier, p. 246. — 7. Bronze anvil, Auvernier, p. 241. — 8. Bronze 
 hammer, Moringen, p. 165. — !). linmze hammer, Auvernier, p. 241. — 10. Bronze 
 saw, Moringen, p. 165. 
 
 Pl. LVI. Moringen, kc. "^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Bronze fibula, Moringen, p. 170. — 2. Bronze fibula, Miiringen, p. 170. 
 — 3. Ornament for suspension, bronze. Island of St. Peter, p. 454. — 4. Small 
 bronze chain. Island of St. Peter, p. 454. — 5. (iirdle buckle (':') ^liiringen, p. 160. 
 — 6. Bronze ornament for suspension, Moringen, p. 172. — 7. Bronze ornament 
 for suspension, Moringen, p. 172.
 
 10 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Pl. L"\ If. AlTVERNIER, &C, 
 
 Fi(i. \. Part of a bronze girdle buckle, Moringen, p. 100. — 2. Bronze orna- 
 ment, Auvernier, p. 243. — 3. Bronze ornament, Auvernier, p. 243. — 4. Bronze 
 implement, use unknown, Auvernier, p. 243. — 5. Amber bead, Moringen, p. 173. 
 — 0. Bronze ornament for suspension, Moringen, p. 172. — 7. Bronze ornament, 
 Auvernier, p. 246. — 8. Bronze ornament, Auvernier, p. 243. — 9. Gold ornament, 
 Miiringen, p. 173. — 10. Bronze ornament, Auvernier, p. 243. — 11. Bronze orna- 
 ment, Corcelettes, p. 2S1. — 12. Bronze ornament, Corcelettes,p. 281. — 13. Bronze 
 ornament, Corcelettes, p. 281. 
 
 Pl. LYIII. AxvERifrER, Moringex, &c. 
 
 Fi(j. 1. Bronze ear-pendant, Auvernier, p. 243. — 2. Ornament for suspension* 
 Moringen, p. 172. — 3. Fibula of bronze, Nidau, p. 147. — 4. Bronze spiral, 
 Moringen, p. 180. — 5. Bronze repouss^e plate, Moringen, p. 180. — 6. Bronze 
 ornament for suspension, Auvernier, p. 084. — 7, 8. Ferrules (?) for a bronze knife 
 handle, Auvernier, p. 240. — 9. Bronze fibula, Sutz, p. 449. — 1 0. Bronze spatula, 
 Moringen, p. 101. — 11. Bronze pins in a case, Moringen, p. 170. — 12. Bronze 
 awl in a wooden handle, Moringen, p. 105. — 13. Bronze spoon, Liischerz, p. 200- 
 — 14. Bronze repousst'^e plate, Auvernier, p. 240.- — 15. Bronze vessel, Moringen. 
 p. 180. — 10. Bronze hammer, Moringen, p. 105. — 17. Bronze implement, use 
 unknown, Moringen, p. 180.- — 18. Gold finger-ring, Moringen, p. 180. — 
 10. Small gold rosette, St. Aubin, p. 450. — 20, 21. Gold ornaments, St. Aubin, 
 p. 450. 
 
 Pl. LIX. Auvernier, Moringen, kc. '^ 
 
 Ficj. 1. Bronze finger-ring, Auvernier, p. 243.- — 2. Bronze stud, Cortaillod, 
 p. 234. — 3. Bronze ear-ring, Moringen, p. 180. — 4, Bronze finger-ring, Moringen, 
 p. 180. — 5, Bronze crescent ornament, Cortaillod, p. 234. — 0, 7. Bronze fibulte, 
 Moringen, pp. 170 and 180. — 8, 9. Copper chisels, Gerlafingen, p. 452. — 10. Bronze 
 orn.imented sickle, Moringen, p. 1G2. — 11. Bi'onze twisted bar, Moringen, p. 
 180. — 12. Bronze celt without an ear, Auvernier, p. 1(52. — 13. Bronze orna- 
 mented socketed celt, Auvernier, p. 240. — 14. Bronze chisel with circular rings, 
 Moringen, p. 180. — 15. Bronze pliers, Moringen, p. 084.' — 10. Bronze ear pen- 
 dant, Moringen, p. 172. — 17. Bronze ornament, Auvernier, p. 240. — 18. Round 
 bell of bronze, Moringen, p. 180. 
 
 Pl. LX. Moringen, &c. 
 
 Fuj. 1. ]5ronze implement, use unknown (dagger?), Moringen, p. 101. — 
 2. Bronze h.air-pin witli double .shank, (icM'lafingen, p. 452. — 3. Bronze hair-pin, 
 Auvernier, p. 240. — 4. Bronze libula, Moringen, p. 170. 
 
 Pl. LXL Auvernier, &;c. 
 
 Fu). 1. Bronze hair-pin with the head flattened, Bevaix, p. 457. — 2. Bronze 
 liair-pin with a hoUow head, Nidau, p. 147. — 3. Bronze hair-pin with gold plates 
 set in the liead, Auvernier, p. 242. — 4. Bronze hair-pin, the liead ornnniontfd 
 witi) silver, l'>8tavayer, p. 202. — 5. lironze hair-pin ornamented, Moringen, 
 p. 170, — 0. Bronze hair-pin ornamented, Auvernier, p. 240. 
 
 Pl. IvXII. IMoRiNOEN and Auvernier. ^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Bronze armilla, Miiringen, p. 180. — 2. Bronze arniilla, Miiringen, 
 p. J 80. — 8. Brnnzi* arinilla. Auvernier, p. 242. — 4. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, 
 p. 242.
 
 EXPLANATION OF TIU: I'LATES, 11 
 
 Pl. LXIII. Auvernier, &c. ^- 
 
 Fif/. 1. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, p. 240. — 2. JJronzc firniilla, Aiivcriiier, 
 p. 2-J2.— ,'{. liroiize tongue, Auvernier, p. 242.-4. Bronze armilla, Miiringeu, 
 p. lyU. — 5. Bronze armilla, Mciringen, p. LSO. . 
 
 Pl. LXIV. Estavayer, &c. 
 
 Fiff. 1. Bronze armilla, Eatavayer, p. 262. — 2. Bronze armilla, jMoringren, 
 p. 171. — 3. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, p. 243. — 4. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, 
 p. 242. — 5. Bronze armilla, Moriiij/en, p. 171. 
 
 Pl. LXV.' ]MoRrNGEN, Auvernier, &c. 
 
 Fi(j. 1. Bronze armilla, Morinjren, p. 171. — 2. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, 
 
 p. 684. — 3. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, p. 243. — 4. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, 
 
 p. 243. — 5. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, p. 243. — (i. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, 
 p. 242. 
 
 Pl. LXVI. AijvER>^ir.R, kc. 
 
 Fir/. 1. Bronze armilla, ornamented both inside and out, Auvernier, p. 243. 
 — 2. Bronze armilla, inlaid Avitli iron bands, Miiringen, p. 172. — 3, 4. Bronze 
 armilla, or ear-rings, Moringen, p. 180. — 6. Bronze armiUa, Moringen, p. 180. — 
 6. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, p. 246. 
 
 Pl. LXVII. Moringen, &c. " 
 
 Fiff. 1 . Bronze armilla, Bevaix, p. 457. — 2. Bronze armilla, Auvernier, p. 243. 
 — 3, 4. Bronze ornamented armilla, Auvernier, p. 243. — 5. Bronze armilla for a 
 cbild, Auvernier, p. 243. — 0. Bronze armilla, Moringeu, p. 180. 
 
 Pl. LXVIII. Morges. 
 
 Fif/.l. Hollow bronze ring, p. 309. — 2. Smaller solid ring, p. 310. — 3. Great 
 bronze hook, p. 310. - — 
 
 Pl. LXIX. Morges, Auvernier. 
 
 Fi(/. 1. Bronze armilla, Morges, p. 310, — 2, 2 a, 2 b. Hollow bronze ring, 
 Auvernier, p. 246. — 3. Curved knife for mider cutting (P) Morges, p. 310. 
 
 Pl. LXX. Moringen, kc. 
 
 Fif/. 1. Horse's bit, bronze, Moringen, p. 173. — 2. Horse's bit, of iron, Morin- 
 gen, p. 174. — 3. Horse's bit, of bronze, Auvernier, p. 244. — 4. Horse's bit, of 
 bronze, Auvernier, p. 244.— o. Horse's bit, of bronze, Moringen, p. 174. 
 
 Pl. LXXI. Moringen, Auaernier, &c. -^ 
 
 Fif/. 1. Umbo of a shield, bronze, or part of harness, Auvernier, p. 24-1. — 
 2. Bronze implement, use unknown, Moringen, p. 173. — 3. Hollow cylinder of 
 bronze, Auvernier, p. 241. — 4. Bronze implement, use unknown. La Broie, 
 p. 466. — 5. Bronze implement, use unknown, Estavayer, p. 262. 
 
 ' In this plate, and in one or two others, there appears in some few cases (prohalily an 
 error of the printer) to be a .•ilifjht iliscrepaney as to localities between the sburl list of 
 objects given in the Swiss report and the letterpress description; in these instances the 
 letterpress or full description has been followed, as being more likely to ho correct. — [Tr.]
 
 12 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Pl. LXXII. Attyernier axd Morikgen. ^ 
 
 Fiijs. 1, 2. Ornamental discs in cast bronze, iluvemier, p. 244. — 3, 4, 5. 
 Ornamental discs of repousse bronze, Moringen, pp. 175 and ISO. 
 
 Pl. LXXIII. jMoringen, Auvernier, &c. -•^ 
 
 Fig. 1, 2. Ornamental discs of repousse bronze, Moringen, pp. 174 and 175. — 
 
 3. Discs of cast bronze, Auvernier,p. 244. — 4. Bronze ornament, Moringen, p. 180. 
 — 5. Bronze ornament, Auvernier, p. 240 — 6. Bronze ornament, Moringen, p. 180. 
 — 7. Bronze rings on a ring of tin, Estava^-er, p. 262. — 8. Ornamental bronze disc, 
 Moringen, p. 174. — 9. Bronze ornament, Auvernier, p. 246. — 10. Hollow bronze 
 ring, Auvernier, p. 239. — 11. Bronze ornamental disc, Moringen, p. 180. 
 
 Pl. LXXIV. Moringex, y 
 
 Fii]. 1. IMould for a socketed knife, p. 167.— 2. Mould for a knife with a 
 tang, p. 1(57. — 3. Mould for a lance-bead, p. 168. — 4 a and 6. Mould for a liammer, 
 p. 107. — 5. Mould for pins, p. 168. — 6. Fragment of a pipe, p. 168. 
 
 Pl. LXXV. Moringen and Auvernier. ^ 
 
 Fiij. 1 a and h. Mould lor a chisel, Moringen, p. 166. — 2. Fragment of a 
 mould for a bracelet, Auvernier, p. 244. — 3. Olay crucible, Moringen, p. 168. — 
 
 4. Bored stone implement, Auverniei', p. 246. — 5. Mould for a sickle, Moringen, 
 p. 167. — 6. Fragment of a mould for a celt, Moringen, p. 167. 
 
 Pl. LXXVL Moringen and Auvernier. 
 
 Fhj. 1. Tjarge earthenware painted plate, ISIoringen, p. 176, — 2, 5. Orna- 
 mented veasels, Auvernier, p. 246. 
 
 Pl. LXXVII. Auvernier, &c. - -' 
 
 FUja. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Earthenware vessels of the stone age, Liischerz, p]). 194 and 
 200. — 6, 7. Fragments of rings, Auvernier, p. 246. — 8. Vessel of the bronze age, 
 Liischerz, p. 200. — 9, 9 a. Vessel with a spout at the side, Jsstavayer, p. 262. — 
 10. Fragment of pottery, oniiunented with circles, Auvernier, p. 24(5. — 11. Stono 
 mould for making pottery, Auvernier, p. 245. — 12. I'orforated stone, use un- 
 known, Auvernier, p. 246. — 13. Fragment of cullender of earthenware, Auver- 
 nier, p. 246, 
 
 Pl, LXXVIII. Auvernier, &c. 
 
 Fiij. 1. I'iguro of a mole, child's toy, Auvernier, p. 245. — 2. Figm-eof a bird, 
 child's toy, Auvernier, p. 246. — 3, 4, Oliild's toys, earllienwaro cups, ^liiringen, 
 p. 175. — 5, ]']arthc,n\vare vessel, Auvernier, p. 215. — (5. J'larthenware ciip, Auver- 
 nier, p. 24(5. — 7. Earthenware vessel, with ji dixision (for salt, itc), Moringen, 
 p. 175, 
 
 ---^ 
 Pi,. liXXIX. Auvernier, &c, 
 
 FiijK. 1, 2. Oiiild's toy, earthenware, Miiringen, p. 17(5. — 3. Child's toy (?) of 
 earthenware, Miiringen, ]). 180 — 4. Child's cup, Auvernier, p. 24(5. — 5. blartheii- 
 ware veswel, with a division for salt, itc., Miiringen, p. 175. — 0, Eartlicnwaro 
 vesttul, with two connecting tubes, Auvernier, p. 245.
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. l.'J 
 
 Pl. LXXX. ^ 
 
 Fiyx. 1 to 4, r», H to IL Crosconts of eartlienwavn, iVoiii various lake dwell- 
 iugs, p. 502. — Figs. 5 aud 7 are IVoin tlio niainlaiKl slation of J'^Lersberg, p. GoH, kc. 
 
 Vl. lxxxl -^ 
 
 Fif/s. 1 to \'2. Crescents of cartliemvare from various lake (l\ve]]inu"s. p. •")0l'. 
 
 Pl. LXXXIT. ^ 
 
 Fiy. 1. Plan, and fig. 2. View of the tomb <at Auvernier, ]). 24!). 
 
 Pl. LXXXIII. Auvernier, &c. 
 
 Fi(js. 1 and S. Flint saws in wooden handles, St. Aubin, p. 4")i». — 2. Orna- 
 mented wooden stall", Moringeu, p. 179. — 3. Wooden implement, Auvernier, 
 p. 242. — 4 and G. Wooden implement, Liischerz, p. 198.^5. Netting needle (;■"), 
 Miiringen, p 179. — 7. Pebble enclosed in a covering of bark, Liischerz, p. VM, 
 — 9. Child's toy, wooden boat, Gerlatingen, p. 452. 
 
 Pl. LXXXIV. Tomb at Auveknier. _^ 
 
 Fi(/. 1. Stone celt, p. 251. — 2 to 5. Perforated teeth, p. 251. — 0. Bone disc, 
 p. 251. — 7. Copper bead, p. 251. — 8. Ainber bead, p. 252. — 9 and 10. Bronze 
 armillse, p. 252. — 11. Bronze pin, p. 251. — 12. Small bronze ring, p. 251.— 
 13, Bronze knob or pendant, p. 252. 
 
 Pl. LXXXV. Moringen ajjd Atjvernier. --' 
 Fiffs. 1 to 12. Spindle-whorls from MiJringenand Auvernier, pp. l()9and 245. 
 
 Pl. X'XXXVI. Vingelz. ^^ 
 Fif/s. 1 to C. Oak canoe, p. 224. 
 
 Pl. LXXXVII. Oudrefin, .tc. ^ 
 
 Fiffs. 1 and 2. Canoe of poplar wood, ^'ingelz, p. 224. — 3, 4, 5. Small oak 
 canoe, Cudrefin, p. 282. — 6. Hod of wood wound round with thread, Liischerz, 
 p. 198.— 7. Basketwork, Sutz,p. 449. 
 
 Pl. LXXXVIII. La Ticne, Morges, Geneva, &c. '^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Iron javelin-head, La Tene or Afarin, p. 415. — 2. Bronze knife, Thonon, 
 p. 407. — 3. Netting-hook of bronze, Morges, p. 310. — 4, 5, and 6. Bronze jiins, 
 Geneva, p. 4GC). — 7. Bronze hairpin, Avith a double head, Geneva, p. 4()('). — 
 8. Flat tin ring, Geneva, p. 4()(5. — 9 and 10. Handles of bronze swordvS, Lake of 
 Luissel, p. ACu. — 11. Bronze knife, Thonon, p. 407. — 12. Mould for making rings, 
 Geneva, p. 400. — 13, 14, 15. Earthenware vessels, Geneva (!') p. 400. — 10. Earth- 
 enware vessel, Nyon, p. 400. — 17. Earthenware vessel, Geneva, p. 400. 
 
 Pl. LXXXIX. Geneva, Moringex, &c. --^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Flint arrow-heads fixed to the sliaft with asphalt, St. Aubin, p. 459. 
 — 2. Bronze celt, hafted with wood, ^liiringen, p. isO. — 3. Bronze comb, (leneva. 
 p. 400. — 4 and 5, Crescents, Geneva, p. 4tiO. — 0. Bronze ring, Miiringen, p. 180.
 
 14 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 — 7, 8. Socketed bronze celt, Morges, p. 310. — 9. Bronze knife, Geneva, p . 4(>G. 
 — 10. Fragment of ornamented pottery, Moringen, p. 180. — 11. Bronze armilLa, 
 Geneva, p. 4G6. — 12. Earthenware vessel, Geneva, p. 466. 
 
 Pl. XO. SuTZ, L.VTTRINGEIf, ScC. 
 
 Fig. 1. Stone hammer, Sutz, p. 44". — 2. Iron lance-heads, Sutz, p. 447. — 
 •3. Bronze dagger, Lattringeu, p. 4o0. — 4. Bronze sword, Sutz, p. 447. — 5. Gold 
 ornament. Little Island, p. 4oo. — 6. Oup of wood with handle, Moringen, p. 155. 
 — 7. Bronze sword, between Sutz and Lattringen, p. 447. — 8. Bronze crescent 
 implement, Moringen, p. 155. — 9. Bronze knife, Moringen, p. 155. — 10 and 11, 
 Oak lances, Sutz, p. 447. — 12. Bronze hook, Scheuss, p. 456. — 13. Bronze hook, 
 Lattringen, p. 450. — 14. Bronze hook, Sutz, p. 447. — 16. Bronze pin, Scheuss, 
 p. 456. — 16. Crescent of earthenware, Moringen, p. 155. 
 
 Pl. XOI. Cortaillod, &c. ^ 
 
 Figs. 1 to 4. Fragments of earthenware vessels ornamented with tin, 
 Estavayer, p. 265.— 6. Earthenware vessel, also ornamented with tin, Cortaillod, 
 p. 230.' 
 
 Pl. XCII. Cortaillod. y 
 
 (All bronze.) 
 
 Fig. 1. 'Neck' of a casting, p. 232.-2, 3. Armillfe, p. 232.-4, 5. Chariot 
 wheel, p. 231. — 6, 7, 8. Crescent implements, p. 232. — 9. Arrow-head, p. 232. 
 
 Pl. XCIII. Cortaillod. 
 
 (All bronze, except figs. 11.12,14tol(;.) 
 
 Figs. 1, 2, 3. Ornaments for suspension, p. 232.-4. Armilla, p. 232. — 
 5. Ring, p. 232.-6, 7.— Portions of armilla (?) p. 232.-8. Orescent cutting im- 
 plement, p. 232.-9. Section of Pl. XCII. fig. 3. p. 232.-10. Armilla, p. 232.— 
 11,12. Ear-ring of gold, p. 233.-13. Bronze hook, p. 232.— 14. String of beads 
 of bluish-wliite glass, p. 233. — 15. Bronze ear-ring, the drop earthenware, p. 232. 
 — 10. Bone (netting) implement, p. 233. 
 
 Pl. XCIV, Auvernier, Sec. 
 
 Fig. 1. Bronze lance-head, Auvernier, p, 236. — 2. Bronze ring, Auvernier, 
 p. 236. — 3. Bronze implement, Corcelettes, p. 280. — 4. Bronze knife. Concise, 
 p. 280. — 5. Bronze knife, Corcelettes, p. 280. — 0. Bronze knife, Bevaix, p. 457. 
 — 7. Iron lance-head, near Zihlbriicke, p. 462. — 8 to 12, 14 to 20. Bronze pins, 
 Corcelettes, pp. 280 and 281.-13 and 21. Bronze pins, Cortaillod, p. 232.— 
 22. Hairpin of stag's horn, Concise, p. 281. — 23. Flint arrow-head, Auvernier, 
 p. 230. — 24. Bronze armilla, Corcelettes, p. 281. — 25. Bronze armilla, Cortaillod, 
 p. 232. — 20. Earthonwiire drinldng cup (in section), Auvernier, p. 23(5. — 27. 
 Bronze fisli-liook, Auvernier, p. 236.-28. Bronze imjileniont, Cortaillod, p. 233. 
 — 29. Horn-shaped eaithenware vess-el, Auvernier, p. 236.-30 to 34. Earthen- 
 ware vessels, Auvernier, p. 237.-35. IVfortar (?) of atone, Auvi^rnier, p. 237. — 
 3(). Small bronze chisel, Auverni(M', p. 2'-\7. 
 
 Pl,. \(!V. I'-ST.WAYHR. 
 
 Fig. 1. Bronz£5 chisel, p. 259.-2. Ikonze spiral, p. 260. — 3 to 14. Bronze pins, 
 pp. 257, 258, and 25!).— 15. Section of part of the cover, Pl. XCM. hg. 1, 
 p. 2(il.— 16, 17, 21, 23. Bronze nrmillfc, p. 260.- J H. Bronze ring, p. 260.— 19, 
 20. ]5ronzo Ijutton (y) p. 260.— 22. Bronze spiral, p. 260.-^ 24. l^ronze fisli-
 
 rXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 15 
 
 hook, p. 200. — 25. Flint arrow-head, p. 255. — 20. Rrnnze arrow-head, p. 257. 
 — 27. Ilammtn- of stafr's horn, p. 255. — 28. Bronze celt, p. 2.">0. — 20. Stone 
 hammer, p. 250.— 30. Celt of serpentine, p. 201. — 31. Bronze sickle, p. 200. 
 
 Pl. XOVI. Estavayer, Sec. ^ 
 
 (All from Estavaycr, except Aprs. 5 and 0.) 
 
 Fif/. 1. Earthenware cover, ornamented with tin, p. 200. — 2, o. Bronze 
 liiiives, p. 258. — 4. Bronze dag^'or-blade, p. 200. — 5. Hatchet of stag'.s horn, I^a 
 Orasaz, p. 203. — 0. Flint tongue, La Orasaz, p. 202. — 7 to 15. Bronze knives, 
 p. 258. 
 
 Pl. XOVIL Estayayer and Lake of Morat. ^- 
 
 Fi(/. 1. Bar of tin, Estavayer, p. 204. — 2. Bronze arrow-head. Est., p. 204. — 
 3. Bronze saw, Est., p. 204.^-4. lironze ferrule. Est., p. 204. — 5. Bronze armlet, 
 Est., p. 205. — 0. Bronze ornament, Est., p. 2()5. — 7, 8. Disc of elk's horn, l''st.> 
 p. 205. — 9, 10. Bronze nail with socket. Est., p. 205. — 11. Bronze boss. Est., 
 p. 205.— 12, 13, ' Slingstones,' Est., p. 205. — 14. Tinned vessel (.■section) Lake 
 of Morat (Gu^vaux), p. 404. — 15. Earthenware vessel. Lake of Morat, p. 404. 
 
 Pl. XOVIII. AND XOIX. MONXELLIER. "^ 
 
 The whole of the specimens drawn on these two plates consist of earthfii- 
 Avare vessels and spindle-whorls, from Montellier, on the Lake of Morat, 
 described pp. 291 , 292, and 203. 
 
 Pl. 0. MONTELLIER. 
 
 Fif/s. 1 , 2, 3. Fragments of a mould for casting rings (figs. 2 and 3 are the 
 front and back of the same piece), p. 294. — 4. Trellis-shaped implement of black 
 earthenware, p. 293.-5. Fragment of potter}', ornamented with tin, p. 204. — 
 0. Flint arrow-head, p. 294. — 7. Bronze arrow-head, p. 204. — 8 a, h, c. Fragment 
 of a ring of tin, p. 204. — 0. Small armlet of tin, p. 204. — 10. Sewing needle of 
 horn, p. 204. — 11. Bronze ornament for suspension, p. 294. — 12, 13. Bronze 
 knobs, p. 294. — 14. Bronze ornamented disc, p. 294. — 15, 10. Bronze screws, 
 p. 294. — 17. Thin bronze plate, p. 294. — 18. Fragment of bronze buckle, p. 204. 
 —19. Bronze ring, p. 294.— 20, 21, 22. Bronze lish-liooks, p. 294.— 23. Bronze 
 ornament in the shape of a crescent moon, p. 204. — 24. Amber bead, p. 2'.>4. 
 
 Pl. CI. MONTELLIER. '^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Earthenware dish, perforated, p. 204. — 2. Bronze knife, p. 204. 
 
 Pl. CII. CoxXCise, &c.i ^ 
 
 F{(f. 1. Plan of the lake of Neuchiitel, in the neighbourhood of Yverdon, 
 p. 200. — 2. Section of the ground at Les Uttins, p. 200. — 3. Plan of Concise 
 harbour, p. 207. — 4, 5, 0, 7, 8. Stag's horn haftings for celts, p. 208.— 0, 10. 
 Stone celt, p. 209. — 11. Flint saw, p. 269. — 12. Hatchet hammer of stag's horn, 
 
 ' The objects chawn on this and the two following i)lates are descrilied in M. luicliat's 
 account of the lake dwellin;^s in the neighbourhood of Yverdon, and apparently refer to the 
 specimens in the interesting; nuiseuni there. From his notice, wliicii is yiven nearly in full 
 in the i)resent volume, it seems as if the whole of the objects drawn are from Concise, 
 thoui;li this is not definitively stated ; if, however, any of them arc not from Concise, tl)ey 
 nuisi be from Coreelettes, and, as the two places are at no j^reat distance apart, tiiis small 
 amount of uncertainty is of less importance. — [Tu.]
 
 16 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES 
 
 p. l^G<».— 13. Hammer of stag's born, p. 20!).— 14, 15, 10. Hatchet hammer of 
 stag's horn, p. 209. — 17. Bronze sword, p. '274. — 18. Spiral bronze wire, p. 27'->. 
 —19. Necklace bead (?) p. 273.— 20. Bead of stag's horn, p. 273. 
 
 1*1,. CIII. Concise, &c. "^ 
 
 Figs. \, 2. Ilatclu't hammers of stone, p. 270. — 3. Perforated pebble, p. 270. 
 — 4. o. Perforated pebbles (spindle-whorls ?) p. 271. — 0. Spindle- whorl, p. 271- 
 — 7, 8, 9. Flint arrow-heads, p. 27o.— 10. Bone piercer, p, 271. — 11. Piercer 
 made of a boar's tooth, p. 271. — 12 to 17. Bone arrow heads, p. 275. — 18. Bone 
 lance, p. 275. — 19. Bone bead (?) p. 273. — 20, 21. Hairpins (?) of stag's horn, 
 p. 272. — 22, 23, 24. Bone hairpins, p. 272. — 2o. Plate of enamel of tusk, p. 273. 
 — 26, 27. Harpoons of stag's horn, p. 275. — 28, 29. Implements of boars' tusk, 
 p. 277.— 30, 31, 32, 34. Bone pottery tools, p. 278.-33. Bone point, p. 278.— 
 35. Bone needle, p. 272. — 36. Fragment of jet bracelet, p.^ 273. — 37. Amulet (?) 
 of bear's tooth, p. 273. — 38. Bone chisel, p. 277. — 39. Oval plate of enamel, 
 p. 273. — 40. Bone gouge, p. 278. — 41. lione pottery tool, p. 278. 
 
 Pl. f!IV. Concise, &c. 
 
 Fig. 1. Part of clay ring, p. 27G. — 2, 3, 5 to 9, 11, 12. Earthenware vessels, 
 p. 270. — 4. Earthenw-are ladle, p. 276. — 10. Goblet of stag's horn, p. 276. — 13, 
 14. Drinking vessels of stag's horn, p. 276. — 15. Boar's tusk, partially perforated, 
 p. 273. — 16. Lozenge-shaped flint, p. 275. — 17, 18. Bone potter's tools, p. 277 
 and 278. — 19. Bronze button, p. 273. — 20. Bronze knife, p. 279. — 21. Implement 
 made of a rib, 277. 
 
 Pl. CV. 
 
 Plan of the lake dwellings in Die lakes of Neuchatel, Bienne, and Morat. 
 
 Pl. CVI. L.\ke of Bouuget. / 
 
 Fig. 1. Ivirtlienware vessel with Greek palli'rii, p. 332. — 2. Perforated earth- 
 enware vessel, p. .3.32. — 3. Earthenware vessel witli spout, p. 332. — 4. Earthen- 
 ware vessel with rope ornament, p. 332. — 5. Fragment of pottery, p. •>'>2. — 
 6. l-'arthenware spindle-whorl, p. 3.'!2. — 7. Eartheuwarc ring, p. 332. — 8, 9. 
 J'jirthenware beads, p. 332, 
 
 Pl. CVII. Lake of Bouuget. _ 
 
 (.\ll bronze.) 
 
 /•V//.S-. I to 7. Sorlioted l<iuves, p. 3.".9. — S. Knife with a tang, p. •■!.'59. — 
 9. Hrunze Kiiifc, p. .'!.",!l. 
 
 Pl. CVIII. JjAke op Boukget. ^ 
 
 (All Iiniiivp.) 
 l-'igx. 1 and I. Cells wilh lnops, p. .'i.'iO. 2, 3. Soclictcil celts with loops, 
 J), ;»40.--5. SocKetcd and looped li; mmer (?) j). .'MO. —6. Socketed chi.><el, p. 684. 
 — 7. Socketed and looped chisel, \\. .340. 
 
 I'l,. (!L\. LaKI'! of IJotTriGET. 
 
 (Tottery.) ' 
 
 Fig. ]. I'ottery ornunientod with alternate stjuares, p. .337. — 2 Pottery with 
 a fern leaf ornament, ]). 3.">7. — ■">, 4, 5, ti, 7, 8, Ornamented pottery, j). •3;!7.
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 17 
 
 Pl. ox. Mkrcuuago. -^ 
 
 FipR. 1 and 2. Bronze pin, p. 348, — 3. Bronze jiiii, p. 340.— 4. Bronze lanee- 
 lie:id,'p. 348.- -5, G. Mint ton<rue, p. 340.— 7 to IL Flint arrow-heads, p. .340.— 
 \-2, 1.3, 22. I'^rafjincnta of pottery, p. 340.— 14, IG, 17. Eartlionwaro vessels 
 p. ,'540. — 15. ]<]artlu!nware disc, p. 348. — 18. Section of the jjrround with piles, 
 p. .-iiiK—lO, 20. Wooden wheels, pp. 3o0 and 351.— 21. Ground plan, p. .'UO.— 
 
 23. Boat, p. 348. 
 
 Pl. OXI. Tekram a k\. -^ 
 
 Fiyn. 1 to G, Paalstabs and lance-heads of bronze, p, 386, — 7. Oj-linder- 
 shaped implement of earthenware, p. 380. — 8. ' Slingstone ' of porphyry, p. 384. 
 — 0, Mould for casting combs, p, 386. 
 
 Pl. CXIL Terramara. ^ 
 
 Fiffs. 1 and 2. Piles in section, p. 381. — 4, 5. Ground plana, p. 381. — 
 G. Hearthstone (?) p. 382. — 7 to 10. Earthenware vessels, p. 383. 
 
 Pl. CXIII. Terramara. "^ 
 
 Fu/K. 1, 2. Earthenware vessels, p. 383. — 3 to 10. Variously shaped handles 
 to eartlienware vessels, p. 383. — 11, 13, 14. Frafj:ments of pottery ornamented, 
 p. 384, — 12, Fragment of pottery inlaid with bronze, p. 384. 
 
 Pl. CXIV, Terramara. "^ 
 
 Fif/s. 1, 2. Bronze pins, p. 385. — 3 to 6. Bronze implements (5 and G are 
 set in wooden handles), p. 385. — 7, 8, 9. Implements of bone and horn, p. 385. 
 — 10. Bronze chisel, p. 385. — 11, 12, 13, Bone implements, p. 385. — 14, 18, 
 Fragments of crescent implements, pp, 385 and 504. — 15. Bone implement, 
 p. 385.^16, 17. Bronze sickles, p. 385. — 19. Bronze arrow-head, p, 386, — 20, 
 
 24, 25, 28 to 30. Bone arrow-heads, p. 385.-21, 22, 23. Bronze pins, p. 385, 
 — 26, 27, Bone implements, p. 385. 
 
 Pl. CXV. Terkamara. 
 
 Fif/s. 1 to 5. Bronze dagger-blades, p. 386. — 6, 15. Bone combs, p. 385. — 
 7. Bronze comb, p. 385. — 8, 9, 10. Mould for casting, p. 386. — 11. Bone imple- 
 ment, p. 385. — 12. Bronze lance-head, p. 386. — 13, 14. Horn implement, p. .385. 
 
 Pl. CXVI. Terram.vra. -" 
 
 Fif/s. 1 to 10. Wooden implements, Castione, p. 384. — 11. Basket bottom, 
 p. 384.— 12 to 16, 18. Eartlienware spindle-whorls, p. 386.— 17. Spindle- 
 whorl of stag's horn, p. 386. — 19. Disc of eartlienwar(\ p. 3H«i. 
 
 Pl. CXVII. ^ 
 
 X.B.— The siipcimens ilrawn on this plate are from tho miunlaml ; they arc for ron>J^anson with 
 tliosc of the hike settlements. 
 
 Fif/. 1, Earthenware vessel, San Martino, p. .353. — 2. Bronze sword, Lago di 
 
 Mverone, p. 353. — 3. Serpentine knife, Cumarola, p. 39.3. — 4, 7, 8, 9. Flint 
 
 arrow-heads, Cumarola, p. 393.-5, G. Tools of serpentine, Oumarola, p. 393. — 
 
 10. Earthenware implement, Cumarola, p. 393.— 11, 12. Bronze arrow-heads, 
 
 Cumarola, p. 393. — 13. Bronze celt, Cumarnhi, p. .393. — 14. Bronze implement, 
 
 VOL. II. C.
 
 18 EXPLANA'nON OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Cumarola, p. 303.— 15 to 20. Vessels and fragments of earthenware, Sesto 
 Calende, p. 393.— 21 to 25. Stone celts and tools, Imola, p. 393. 
 
 Pl. CXVni. Peschtera. ^ 
 
 (All bronze.) 
 Fi(js. 1, 3, 4. Daggers, p. 365.-2, 5 to 9. Spear-heads, p. 365.— 10 to 14, 
 16 to -1^. Pin?, p. 305.— 15 aud 23. Needles, p. 365, 
 
 Pl. CXIX. Peschtera. ^^ 
 Figs. 1, 2, 3. Small bronze harpoons, p. 365. — 4, 11 to 14. Bronze pins, 
 p. 365. — 5. Bronze anuilla, p. 365. — 6, 9. Bronze spiral, p. 365. — 7, 8. Bronze 
 tibulte, p. 305. — ]0. Bronze knife, p. 365. — 15, 16, 17. Copper tools, p. 365. — 
 18. Bronze tube engraved with spiral, p. 365. — 19. Bronze celt or chisel, p. 365. 
 — 20. Granite disc (slingstone ?), p. 365. — 21. Plan of Peschiera, p. 305. 
 
 Pl. CXX. / 
 
 N.B. — This plate represents specimens drawn for comparison with those of the lake dwellings 
 Figs. 1 to 28 are all drawings of copper implements from the mainland in Hungary, p. 3Ca. 
 
 Pi. OXXI. Marin. ^ 
 
 (All Iron.) 
 
 Figs. 1 to 9, 13. Fibulse, p. 423.— 10 to 12. Clasps of bucldes, p. 423. 
 
 Pl. CXXII. -^ 
 
 Fign. 1 to 5. Clasps of iron buckles, p. 423. — 6. Ringed iron staple, p. 420. — 
 
 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. Iron rings for buckles (?) p. 423.— 12, 13, 15 to 21. Iron studs, 
 knobs, or nails, p. 423. — 14. Part of iron buckle (?), p. 423. — 22. Part of iron 
 buckle, p. 423.-23. Mat of flax or bast, p. 409. 
 
 PL.CXXIII. Marin. . 
 
 Figs. 1 to 5. Iron swords and slieaths, p. 410. — 6, 7. Iron sickles, p. 423. — 
 
 8. Steelforstrikinglight(?j,p. 421.— 9, 10. Iron knives, p. 421.— 11 to 16. Iron 
 spear-heads, p. 415. — 17. Small iron dagger (?), p. 421. — 18. Three-pronged iron 
 fork, p. 420.-19, 20, Iron luidging bills, p. 421.-21. Iron gouge, p. 421.— 22, 
 2;'>, 24. Iron cells and liatchet, p. 420.— 25. Stone and iron anclior, p. 422. — 26, 
 Iron shears, p. 421. — 27. Iron ourrvcomb, p. 421. — 28. Iron libula, p, 423. 
 
 Pl. CXXIV. Maki.n. r 
 
 (The late CuI. Pchwah's Museum.) N.B. Tlic orror of insortini? &c. after Marin nt the foot of tliis 
 plnt4« in the flntt idition \\n» Iniulvertt-ntly been perjK'tiiatcd in the present vriitiDU ; all the specimens 
 drown .m this pliitc iirr from Murin. Fig. 1«, l ; 1 to3, i ; 6, 13, 15, 18, 11), 24 to 27. i : 14, 17 i • 
 2M, if ; luid the rixt full Hizc. 
 
 Fxg». 1, 2 Inin .spcar-lioads, p. 415 and 417.-3. Iron knife, p. 421. — 4. 
 Itoiiu <ii.«, p. 400.— 5. Iron l)it, p. 409.— 0. Part of blue glass arnihit, p. 408. — 
 7, 8, II. (Jlass b(!ad.spi). 4()H iiii.l 100.— 10. Bone ornament, p. 409,— 11. Incised 
 tootli, p. 400.— 12. Glass ball (henil of pin ?), p. 409.-1.3, Iron Koman key, 
 ]). 40!t.— 14. Iron ta}itir diill. p. 421.-15, Iron linch-pin, p. 422.— 16, 19. Iron 
 hook, p. 421.— 17. Iron })lier8, p. 42.3.— 18. Iron hatcliet or gouge, p, 421,-20. 
 SUuie Imll for a gamo(P), p. 407.— 21. Earlhenware ring polislKid black, p. 408. 
 —22, 2.'.. Part.'? of iron sheaths, p. 410.-24, 25, Iron fibula;, ]). 422,-26. Iron 
 libulii! Willi brouzo knobs, p, 422.-27. Scraping iron, p. 421.— 28. Bronze 
 Mcudlo, p. 408.
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 1!) 
 
 Pl. cxxv. cxxvL cxxvn. cxxvm. •^ 
 
 All are drawinfjs of iron swords and slioaths from Marin ; nearly the whole 
 of thoni are in the collection made by the late Col. Schwab. Fifr. 0. PI. 
 CXXVIH. is in the possession of Professor Desor. The 'marks' on this plate, 
 fiirs. 11 to 14, are drawn of the full size; all the other figures on those four 
 plates are half-size, with the exception of the swords drawn PI. CXXVI,, 
 which it was of course impossible to <(et into an octavo plate, and of which only 
 the two extremities have been represented (half-size), p. 410. 
 
 Pl. CXXIX. Marix. ^^ 
 
 (Iron.) 
 
 Spear-heads, Fip:s. 3, 4, in the collection of Professor Desor. Figs. 1, 2, 6, 
 in the late Ool. Schwab's collection. Fig. 1 weighs about 8{ ounces troy, and 
 Fig. 2 nearly 10 ounces troy, p. 415. 
 
 Pl. OXXX. Marin. -^^ 
 
 (Iron.) 
 Figs. 1 to 4, and 7 to 9. Spear-heads, p. 415. — 5, 6. Sickles, p. 423. 
 
 Pl. OXXXI. Marin. ^ 
 
 (Iron.) 
 
 Fifjs. 1 to 7. Spear-heads, p. 415 (Fig. 1 weighs 14 ounces troy). — 8. Shield 
 plate or strap, p. 410. 
 
 Pl. CXXXII. Marix. ,^ 
 
 Fii], 1 . Bronze hatchet, p. 408.— 2, 3. Bronze pliers, p. 408. — 4, 5, 6. L'on 
 handles (?), p. 420. — 7. Iron staple, p. 420. — 8. Iron ring and staple, p. 420. — ■ 
 !>. Bronze fibula, p. 408.— 10, 11, 12. Iron plate (shield plate), p. 420.— 13, 14. 
 Iron shield plate or strap, p. 419. — 15, 16. Lance-shal't ferrules, p. 419. — 17 
 Bronze ring, p. 408. — 18. Blue glass ring, p. 408. — 19. Bronze spiral with glass 
 bead, p. 408.— 20. Bronze ring, p. 408.— 21. Iron wire, p. 420.-22, 23. Bone 
 implement, p. 409. — 24. Iron ring, p. 420. — 25. Iron hook, p. 420.— 27. Bronze 
 ring, p. 408.-28, 29. Iron rings, p. 420. 
 
 (N.B. Fig. 26. Bronze ling from Montellierhas been drawn on this plate in error, p. 294.) 
 
 Pl. CXXXIII. Marix. ^ 
 
 Firj. 1. Iron ladle, p. 420.-2, 3. Glass bead, p. 408.-4, 5, and 9. Bronze 
 ])lates, p. 408. — 7. Bronze ring, p. 408. — 8. Bronze cauldron with iron rings for 
 handles, p. 407. — 10, 11. Bronze ring with shank, p. 408. — 12 to 15. Iron horn- 
 like implements, p. 420. — 16, 17. Gaulisli gold coin (Philipp's money), p. 423. — ■ 
 18, 20 to 24. Gaulish coins ('Potin'), p. 424.-19. Silver coin of Ma.=silia, 
 p. 424. — 25 Bronze pin, p. 408. 
 
 Pl. CXXXIV. RoBENnAusEN and Wangkn. / 
 Various specimens of platted ' bast ' and Hax, pp. 507 and 508. 
 
 Pl. CXXXV. RoBE\nAu.sEx and Waxgex. ^ 
 
 Platted ' bast ' and flax, and thread, string, and rope of flax, se* pp. 409 and 
 507. 
 
 Pl. CXXXVI. Pobexhafsex and Waxgex. /^ 
 Platted and woven flax, see pp. .509 and 510. 
 
 c 2
 
 20 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 PL. OXXXVII. liOBKNnATTPEX. ^~ 
 
 Fi(i. 1. Pocket soAvod on to coarse cloth, p. 512. — 2, Net, p. 510. 
 
 Pl. CXXXVITI. Wangex and Oortaillod. — 
 Fi(j. \. Flax plat (top of a cap ?), Wangeu, p. 70. — 2. Strap or bag of a 
 sling made of flax, Cortaillod, p. 233. 
 
 Pl. CXXXIX. Irgenhausex, &c. — ' 
 
 Fi(j. 1. Fragment of pottery with peculiar ornament, Wangen, p. 71. — 2, 2ft. 
 Fniliroidorod cloth, Irgcnhansen, p. 63. — 3. Agricultural tool of stag's horn, 
 IJobeuhausen, p. 58. — 4. Bronze celt, Unter Uhldingen, p. 123. 
 
 Pl. OXL. Cortaillod, &;c. _^^ 
 
 Ficfs. 1, 2. Earthenware vessel ornamented with tin, Cortaillod, p. 231. — 
 3, 4, 5. Round hronzo plates, Miiringen, p. 1 55. — 6. Mat of flax or bast, Roben- 
 hausen, p. 57. — 7. Stone beads, Bodmaun, p. 105. 
 
 Pl. CXLI. and OXLII. 
 
 Plants and seeds of tlie lake dwellings : see the full description of the figures 
 in the abridgment of Professor Heer's Treatise, p. 532. 
 
 -.^ 
 Pi. CXLIII. Ebersberg. (]Mainland for Comparison.) 
 
 Fiff. 1. Slingstone (?) of porphyry, p. 141. — 2,3. Clay spindlo-wliorls, p. 505. 
 — 4. Bronze ring, p. 508. — 5, 0. Stone celts, p. 560. — 7. Part of crescent of red 
 .sandstone, p. 50(!. — 8,0. Earthenware vessels, p. 50.3. — 10. ' Kestoration' of the 
 fornjsof pottery, p. 503. — 11 . Bone lance-head, p. 507. — 12. Bronze knife, p. 5(58. 
 — 13, 14, 18, 11). Bronze pins, p. 508. — 15, 1(>, 17. Bronze chisels, p. 608. 
 
 Pl. CXLIV. EBERSBEurf . . (For Comparison.) 
 
 Fifju. 1 to ]5. Ornauientation on pottery, all drawn half-size, p. 503. — 10. Im- 
 pression of wattlework on tlie clay coverings of the huts, p. 605, 
 
 Pl. CXLV. EiJEKSBERG. (For Comparison.) 
 
 /'///. 1. l-larthenware vessel perforated, p. 50.3. — 2. Glass bead, p. 507. — 3. Cup 
 and ring,]). 5(i5. — 4. J'larlhenware vessel, p. 503. — 5. 'Crescent' terra cotta, 
 ]). 500.-0. J{(,iic lance-head, p. 507. — 7 to !), 14 to 10. Bronze pins, p. 508.— 
 10. |{ninze linifci, ]). 50H. — 11. J'^arthcnware lo<ini-weight, p. 50)5. — 12, 20, 21. 
 Marthfiiware s])in(lle-whorls, p. 505.- 1.3 and 23. Bronze spirals, p. 5(;8.— 17. 
 '(Irescrnt' of sandstone, ]>. 5(i0. — 18. Bronze (inger-ring, p. 5(58. — ]!). Bronze 
 ear-ring, ]». 5f;H. — 22. Stone corn-crusher, p. 500. — 24. Celt of nephrite, p. 500. 
 — 25. Iiniiize arrow-licad, p. 508. 
 
 I'l,. C.XIA'I. IfiriLTinoiifi ani» WxN'Disoir. (iMainlaiid for Comparison.) 
 (N.I5.— Kig-f. 1 to 10 from Uctlilicix. V\\2,a. 11 to M fi-oin WiiuliBch.) 
 
 /•'///. 1. Ii'vd pottery coarsely ornanienttMl, p. 570.— 2. J?lack pottery, p. 570. 
 — '{. Bnmzi' cliist'I, y. .570. — 4. Stone celt,]). 570. — 5. lione ]uercer, ]). 570. 0. 
 Bronze i)in, ]». 570. — 7. Four bronze; ornaments, p. 570. — 8. Small bronze wheel,
 
 EXPLANATION OF TIIJ'; I'l.ATlvS. 21 
 
 p. 570. — y. Jliiiidlo of a ' cit'sccnt' cuttinj^' iiiiplemeiit (r') |). 570. — 10. Bronze 
 ornament, p. 570. — 11. Flint tongue or knilb, p. 571. — 12. Flint scraper, p. 571. 
 — 13. Stone colt, p. 571. — 14, 15. Oorii-crusliors of stone, p. 571. — 10. I'erl'o- 
 rated bear's tooth (amulet ?), p. 571. 
 
 Pl. 0XL^'1I. Irish Okannoges. ^ — 
 
 Fig. 1. Section of crannoge in Ardakillin Lough, p. f548. — 2. Ground plan of a 
 crannoge iu Drumaleague Loch, p. 048. — 3. Section of another crannoge in the 
 same lake, p. 048. — 4, 6, 0. Bone cloak-pins, Ballinderrv, p. 050. — 7. Plead of 
 bronze pin, Ardakillin, p. 051. — 8. Kinged bronze pin, Dunshaughlin, p. 051. — 
 9. Sandstone mould for casting celts, Lough Scur, p. 051.^10. Iron s|)ear-head, 
 Lagore, p. 051. — 11, 12. Double-edged iron sword, Lagore, p. 051. — 13. Scimi- 
 tar-shaped iron blade, Lagore, p. 051. — 14. Iron knife, Lagore, p. 051, 
 
 Pl. OXLVIIL AV^elsh Crannoge, Llangorse Lake. — 
 
 Fig. 1. Plan of the crannoge, p. 001. — 2. Island as seen from tlio lake near 
 Brecon, p. 000. — 3. Section between the island and the shore, p. 004. — 4. Sec- 
 tion ou the east of the island, p. 002. — 5, 0. Piles or slabs, p. 001. 
 
 Pl. OXLIX. Rodenhausen. — --^ 
 
 Wooden door (?) p. 50. 
 
 Pl. OL. Moringen, &c. — -t 
 
 Figs. 1, 2, 3. Bone pins, Gerlafiugen (Oefeli), p. 453. — 4. Earthenware cup 
 mended witli asphalt, Niederwyl, p. 80. — 5. Wooden shutter with bolt, Schaflls, 
 p. 218. — 0. Bone skate, Moosseedorf, p. 39. — 7. Implement made of boar's tuslc, 
 perforated, Gerlafingen, p 453. — 8. Chisel of nephrite (?) Gerlafingen, p. 453.— 
 0. Needleholder of earthenware, Moringen, p. 170. 
 
 Pl. CLI. Lake of Botjkget. x-"' 
 
 Fig. 1. Earthenware vessel standing on fom- feet, p. 336. — 2, 3, 4. Small 
 earthenware vessels, p. 330. — 5. Jar with peculiar ornamentation, p. 330. — 0. Neck 
 of small vessel with spout, p. 330.— 7. Vessel with a band running round it, 
 p. 330. — 8. Ornamented vessel, p. 330. — 9, 10, 11, 14. Pottery ornamented with 
 circles, p. 330. — 12, 13, 15, 10. Ornamented pottery, p. 330. 
 
 Pl. CLII. Lake of Bourget. ^ 
 
 Figa. 1 , 2, 3. Lamps (?) p. 337.-4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Pottery with various incised 
 ornamentations, p. 337. 
 
 Pl, CLIII, Lake of Bottrget, ^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Stone weight (and section), p. 335. — 2. 'Slingstono' (?) p. 335. — 
 3,4. Polishing stones perforated (touchstone ?) p. 330. — 6. Spindle-whorl, p. 33G, 
 — 6, Lozenge-shaped stone, p. 336. — 7, 8. Flint arrow-heads, p. ,330. 
 
 Pl. CLIV. Lake of Bottrget. ^^ 
 
 (All bronze.) ^ 
 
 Fig. 1, Clasp or buckle, p, 340, — 2 and 0. Cutting implements, p. 340, 
 
 3, Socketed knife, p. 340. — 4, 5. Ornamented knives, p. 340.
 
 22 EXPLA.NATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Pl. CLV. Lake of Bovrget. ^^^ 
 
 (All bronze.) 
 
 Fi<is. 1, 2, 3, 4. ArniilltE, p. 340,-5. Ornamented disc, p. 340.— 6. End of 
 clasp (■■') p. 34L — 7. Implement, use miknown, p.34L — H. King with projci-tin},' 
 radii, p. 34L — 9. Ring with three other rings cast on it, p. 341. — 10. iShort and 
 strong chain, p. 341. 
 
 Pl. OLVI. Lake of Botjeget, — 
 
 (All bronze.) 
 Fi(j. 1 . Part of a sickle, p. 341. — 2, 5, Lance-heads, p. 341,-3. Dagger or lance, 
 p. 341. — 4. Knife, p. 341. — 6. Arrow-head of tliin bronze turned over, p. 341. — 
 7, 8, 9. Arrow-heads, p. 341. — 10. AiTow-head with a tang or stalk, p. 341. — 
 11. Portion of ornamented plate, p. 341, 
 
 1'l. CLVII, Lake of Bourget. 
 
 (AU bronze.) 
 
 Fuji. 1 to 6. Pins, p. 341 .—7, 8, 10,11. Needles, p. 341.-9, 14, 10. Pointers 
 or chisels, p. 341. — 12, 13, 15, 18, 19, Hooks, p. 341, — 17. Cutting implement 
 ornamented, p. 341, 
 
 Pl, OLVin, Lake of Bourget, 
 Fiij. 1. Rude figure of an animal orlizard in earthenware, p. 337. — 2, 3. Rude 
 figures of animals (?) in earthenware, p. 337. — 4. Ornamented pottery, p. 338. — 
 5. Wooden implement (distaft'?),p. 6b4. — 6. Double bronze armilla joined with 
 a ring, p. 340. — 7. Bronze knife, very thin and short, p, 340, 
 
 Pl, CLLX, Lake of Bourget, 
 
 Fiy. 1. Bronze vase foimd in its mould, p. 342. — 2, 4, Bronze celts, p. 342. 
 — 3. Earthenware vessel (the upper figure is the side view, the lower figiu'e the 
 base), p. 338, — 5, Arrow-head of bronze of a pecidiar form, p, 342. 
 
 Pl, CLX, Lake of Bourget. -- 
 
 Pl. CLXI, Lake of Bourget,^ 
 
 Fuj. 1 . Hollow bronze ball, use unknown, p. 342.-2. ' Crescent ' (?) of a mtu-li 
 longer form tlian is usual, p. 338. — .3. Clay (said to be part of the hut covering) 
 with the ' croix ganimee' impressed on it, p. 3.39. — 4. tSeal or stamp for making 
 this iuipression, p. 339. — 5. iSeal or stamp I'or making concentric^ ini])ressions, 
 ]). .'Wit.- (). Bone harpoon, p. 342. — 7. Bronze tub« ornamented with rings, itc, 
 p. 342. — 8, 9. Bnmze pins with largo heads, ]). .") 12. 
 
 Pl. CLXll. B(M)io, Lacjo di Varese. 
 
 Fxijx. I to 10. I'lint arrow-heads, p, 359, — 11, lirouze lance-head, ]>. JKiO. — 
 12. Mronze lance-head, p. 300.— 13. Spindle-whorl (?) p. 358.~1 4, 15, 10,17. 
 Bronze hooks, p. 300. — 18. Bronze ])in, p. 300. — 19. Perl'orated stone, ]>. 300. — 20. 
 Net wciglil (?) p. 300.-21 . Qnartzite ring, p. .•500,-22, 23. Bone jiointers, p. 358, 
 
 Pl. CL^^III. Bonio, \,\vai hi Varmhk. • — - 
 /'/(/«. 1,2 and 0. Ornamentrd pottery, ]>. 359.-3, 4, 5, .Spindle- wliorb-, p. 358,
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 23 
 
 Pl. OLXIV. Lago di Varese. — 
 
 Fit;. L Two-handled cup, Monatt", p. 404. — '2, ■\. Ornamiaited jxjttery, p. S-OS. 
 — 4. Cone ornamented at the base (spindle-whorl Y) p. ^oH. — 5. Jiono pointer 
 (Isola Oaniilla), }>. ."{58. — (5, 8. Flint lunce-heads, p. .'{(»0. — 7. Flint scraiiur, p. 
 oOO. — U, 12, Vd. Flint knives, p. ^500. — 10, 11. Buue pointers, p. y/38. 
 
 Pl. CLXV. ^ 
 
 l*lun of the lakes of Varese and Monate. 
 
 Pl. CLXVI. -^ 
 
 PLiu of the lakes of Pusiano and Garda. ' " ' 
 
 Pl. OLXVII. Laibach Mook. ^^ 
 
 Fit/s. 1, 2, 3, 4, o, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12. Oruanienled pottery, p. (514. — 7. Earthen- 
 ware cylinder, use unknown, p. Gl4. — 10. Spindle-whorl (J') p. (314. 
 
 Pl. CLXVIII. Laibach Moor. 
 
 Fit/s. 1, 2, 8 and 5. Hammer-axes of stag's horn. p. GOO. — 4. Bone pointer 
 or dagger, p. 600. — 6, 7. Bone pointers, p. (jOO. — 8. Ornament of stag's horn, 
 p. Gl 1. — 9, 10. Bone plus, p. GIO. — 11. Bone needle, p. GIO. — 12. Perforated hone 
 pointer, p. GOO. — 13 and 17. Clothes hooks, p. Gil. — 14. Perforated arrow-head 
 or ornament, p. (510. — 15. Needle of stag's horn, p. GiO. — 10. Borer or ornament 
 of stag's horn, p. 610. — 18. Bronze pin, p. 612. — 19. Cylindrical bone (u.sed for 
 netting?), p. 610. — 20. Bone (spear- or arrow-head ?) perforated, p. 610. 
 
 Pl. CLXIX. Lake of Fimon. ^ 
 Sections of the ' relic bed ' of the stone and bronze ages, p. 368. 
 
 Pl. CLXX. Lake of Fimon. '^ 
 
 Fiffs. 1 , 2. Flint arrow-heads, p. 369. — 5, 6, 8. Flint lance-hoads, p. 369. — 
 3, 4. Flint knives, p. 369. — 7. Stone corn-crusher (or slingstone), p. 369. 
 
 Pl. OLXXI. Lake of Fimon. ,— 
 
 Fir/s. 1, 2, 3. Pottery ornamented with diagonal lines and circular bands, 
 p. 371. 
 
 Pl. OLXXII. Lake op Fimon. 
 
 Fiffs. 1 , 2, 3, 4. Earthenware vessels of various forms, p. 372. — 5, 6. Handles 
 of earthenware vessels, p. 374. 
 
 Pl. CLXXIII. Lake of Fimon. — 
 Fiffs. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ornamented pottery, pp. 374 and 375. 
 
 Pl. CLXXIV. Lake of Fimon. V" 
 Fiffs. 1, 2, 3. Ornamented pottery, p. 374. 
 
 Pl. OLXXV. L.ake of Fimon. ^^ 
 Fit/s, 1 and 2. Ornamented pottery, pp. 376 and 377.
 
 24 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Pl. CLXXVI. Lake of Fimok. "^ 
 Figs. 1, -, 3. Bronze celt, p. 376. — 4. Clay riiig, p. 377. 
 
 Pl. OLXXVII. 
 
 Map of the district near the lake of Fimou, p. 3G7. 
 
 Pl. CLXXVIII. Lake of Sxaksberg (Rosen-Insel). yu 
 
 Fi(i. \. Ornamented bronze plate, p. 593. — 2, 3. Earthenware counters, p, 
 594._!4. Glass bead, p. 595.-5. Clay bead, p. 5U4.— 6, 7. Clay net-weights, 
 p. 594.-8. Clay bead, p. 594.-9. Pa-t of a bronze arniilla, p. 594.-10, 1]. 
 Iron javelin-heads, p. 595. — \-2. Iron knife, the blade and handle in one, p. 595. 
 13. Bronze ornamented knife, the blade and handle in one, p. 594. — 14. Bronze 
 da<rger, p. 594. 
 
 [Pl. OLXXIX. Lake of Starnbekg (Rosen-Iusel). 
 
 Fi(j8. 1, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12. Bronze pins, p. 594.— i-VV/. 7. Bronze pin 
 with the upper end pressed Hat, p. 594 (note). — Fiys. 2 and 5. Bronze needles, 
 ]). 594. — 8. Bronze pointer or awl, p. 594. 
 
 Pl. CLXXX. Lake of Starnbebg (Bosen-Insel). 
 Figs. 1 to 23 give a selection from the ornamentation on the pottery, p. 595. 
 
 Pl. CLXXXI. Lake of Staknberg (Rosen-Insel). ^ 
 
 Figs. 1, 2, 3. Bronze pins, p. 594. — 4, 5. Ornamented knives, p. 594 . — 
 G. Bronze socketed arrow-head, p. 594, — 7. Bronze fish-hook, p. 594. — 
 8. Anchor-shaped bronze implement, use unknowTi, p. 594. 
 
 Pl. OLXXXII. Lake of Starnberg (Rosen-Insel). ^„ 
 
 2''igs. 1 to 3. Flint arrow-heads, p. 593. — 4. Celt of nephrite, p. 593. — 
 C. 8tone celt in stag's horn hafting, p. 593. — G. Stone celt, p. 593. — 
 7, 8. Polisliiug stones, p. 593. — 9, 10. Ornaments of wild boar's teeth, p. 593. 
 —11, 12, 13, 17, and 33. Bone arrow-lieads, p. 593.-14, 15, 16, 23, and 41. 
 Horn hammei-g, p. 593.— 18, 20, 24, 26, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 37, 38, and 42. 
 Tools of bone and teeth, p. 593. — 19, 21, 39, and 43. Bone or horn haftings 
 <ir handles, p. 59;i.— 22, 25, and 28. Shuttles (?) p. 5!»3.— 27. Horn knife, p. 593. 
 —29. Bone awl or pointer, p. 59.'}. — .'iG. Bone skate, p. 593. — 40, and 44. Orna- 
 ment of boar's tusks, p. 59.'^. 
 
 Pi,. CLXXXIII. Lake ok Starnberg (Rosen-Insel). 
 
 The upper ))art is u plan of tin; platform, p. 591, and the lower part is a 
 ]»luu of part of tlu! lake in which Kosen-lnsel lies, p. 590. 
 
 Pl. CLXXXIV. Mond See. 
 Figs. 1 to l.'J. I'ormsof earthenware vessels without any ornamentjition, p. G02.
 
 EXPLANATION OF Till': PLATES. 25 
 
 Pr,. OLXXXV. MoNi) 8t.;k. '^ 
 
 (I'ottcry.) 
 /'///.s. 1 to 7. \'ari(ni9 patterns of ornamentation ou tlio pottery found here ; 
 the incised lines are filled with white or chalky matter, pp. (503 and G04. 
 
 Pl. CLXXXVI. Mono See. ..^ 
 
 (rottci-y.) 
 
 jpiV/.s. 1 to 7. \'avioiis patterns on pottery, made in a similar way to those 
 drawn on th<> last plate, pp. 003 and G04. 
 
 Pl. CLXXXVII. Mono See. ^ 
 Figs. 1, 2, 3. Rude figures of animals made of baked clay, p. GDI. 
 
 Pi. OLXXXVIIL Mond See. ^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Tlalf-moon-sliaped Hint knife, p. 598. — 2, 3. Flint knives with a kind 
 of handle (?) p. 51)0. — 4, /j. Flint lance-heads, p. 509. — 6. Stone hanmier partially 
 bored, p. GOO. — 7. Forked bone pointer, p. GOO. — 8. Flint arrow-head, p..')'. 19. — 
 9, 10. liored and polished stone hammers, p. 599. — IL Stone celt with the 
 cutting edge diagonal, p. GOO. 
 
 Pl. OLXXXIX. Mond See. ^ 
 
 Figs. 1 and 2. Ornamented earthenware vessels, p. G04. — 3. Crucible of baked 
 clay for melting metal ; it has a kind of socket for a handle, p. 597. 
 
 Pl. CXC. Atier See. ^ 
 
 Fig. \. Large earthenware vessel, Puschacher, p. 624. — 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7, 
 Pottery ornamented in various ways, AVeyeregg, p. 624. — 6. Perforated stoue 
 of serpentine, Puschacher, p. 624. — 8. Flint arrow-head, Seewalchen, p. G2L — 
 9, 12. Small specimens of iron implements (?), Seewalchen, p. 62L — 10. 
 Bronze awl, Seewalchen, p. 621. — 11. Bronze pin, Seewalchen, p. 621. — 13. Flint 
 lance-head, Seewalchen, p. 623. 
 
 Pl. CXCL Atter See. "^ 
 
 Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Flint arrow-heads, Seewalchen, p. 621. — 6. Stone per- 
 forated and worked, Seewalchen, p. 621. — 7, 8, 9. Stoue celts, Seewalchen, 
 p. 621. — 10, 11. Vtona pointer, Weyeregg, p. 623. — 12, 13. Forked bone 
 pointers, "Weyeregg, p. 623. — 14, 15. Tines of horn with circular incisions, 
 Weyeregg, p.' 623.— 16. Perforated bears tootli, Weyeregg, p. 624.— 17. 18, 
 19, 20, and 21. Pottery with various ornamentation, Seewalchen, p. 622. 
 
 Pl. CXCII. Lake of Paxadbf. '" 
 
 Fig. 1. Iron knife-blade, p. 637. — 2. Iron lance-head, p. ()37. — 3. Iron key, 
 p. 6(57. — 4 and 9. Iron hor.se-shoes, p. 637. — 5 and 7. Bono counter, p. 637. — 
 6. Iron spur, p. 637. — 8. Ii'on axe, p. 637. — 10. Iron curry comb, p. G37. 
 
 Pl. CXCllI. Lake of Paladru. 
 
 Fig. 1. Wooden spoon, p. 6.'57.— 2. Wooden comb, p. 0-38. — 3, 4, 5, 6. Orna- 
 mented pottery, p. 637. — 7. luirthenware jug of a peculiar form, p. 638.
 
 26 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 
 
 Pl. CXCIV. Lake op Paladeu. -^ 
 
 Ground plau of the piles aud lalvo dwelling at Grands Roseaux in this 
 lake, p. G3G. 
 
 Pl. CXCV. Lake of Palabku, '^ 
 
 Plan of this lake, p. G31. 
 
 Pl. CXOVI. Moor of ScnussENRiEi). ^ 
 District of the Feder See, p. 589. 
 
 Pl. OXCVII. Schtjssenbied. 
 "\'iew of the lake dwelling, p. 580. 
 
 Pl. CXCVIII. ScnirssEiniiED. 
 
 F'uj. 1. Pipkin with a handle, p. 582.-2, 3, 5, 6, 8, and 9. Ornamented 
 pottery, p. 582. — 7. Jar with foui- knobs round the bulge, p. 582. 
 
 Pl. CXOIX. Schtjsseneied. "^ 
 
 Figs, laud IL Hammer of stag's horn, p. 585. — 2. Dagger of stag's horn, 
 p. 585. — 3, 4. Stone chlsoLs hafted in stag's horn, p. 585. — 5, 6, and 9. Flint 
 arrow-heads, p. 583. — 7. Flint implement with asphalt adhering to it, p. 583. — 8. 
 Flint scraper, p. 583. — 10 and 12. Stone hatchets, p. 584. — 13. Flint knife, p. 583. 
 
 Pl. CC. Schusseneied, &c. .^"^ 
 
 Figs. 1, 2, 3. Ornamented pottery, p. 582. — 4. Pipkin with sliort handle, 
 p. 5H2. — 5. Earthenware vessel witli four perforated knobs, p. 5S2 ; the whole of 
 the above are from Schussenried. — 0. Bronze ring inlaid with iron, Miiringen, 
 p. 172. 
 
 Pl. CCI. Constance. '"""^ 
 
 Fig. 1. Broken perforated serpentine hammer, p. 574. — 2. 'Core' from 
 boring, p. 574.— .3. Half of a perforated serpentine hannner, p. 574.-4. Half of a 
 partially jierforatfd serpentine hammer, p. 574. — 5. Half of a perforated hammer 
 of serpentine, p. 574. — 0. Celt of diorite, p. 574. — 7, 8. Celts of st^rpeiitine, p. 574. 
 — 9. Small serpentine celt, p. 674. — 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. Flint implements, p. 574. 
 
 Pl. ecu. Constance. 
 
 ( All drawn hnlf-Hizc, and tlic material ^ro' earthenware.) 
 Fign. 1 and 2. Sitindle-whorls, p. 574. — 3. Jar with two liandlep, p. 574. — 
 1 and 5. ()niain«!nted pottrry, p. 575. — C. Cup witli a handle, p. 575. — 7. Pot 
 or pipkin without a handle, p. 575. 
 
 Pl. CCHI. Constance. "^ 
 
 Fin. 1. Ornamented earthenware ])late, p. 575. — 2. Neck of vessel witli circular 
 lini'M perforated in a (liagoniil dinu;tion, p. 575. — 3, 4. Ornamented pottery, 
 p. 575.— 5,(1. Ornaments of l)ron/e, p. 575. — 7. Bronze {)iii, p. 575. — 8. 'Drop
 
 EXPLANATION OF Till-: PLATES. 27 
 
 ornament' of a cup, p. 575. — 9. Fragment of liglit },^reen gLiss, p. 575. — 
 10. Fragment of bluisli-groen glass, p. 575. 
 
 Pl. COIV. Terramara of Seniga. "^ 
 
 (The upper part is a plan of the district.) 
 
 Fi(j!^. 1 and 2. Flint arrow-lieads, p. ,300.— 3, 4, 5. Flint knives, p. 300.— 
 0. Earthenware vessel with Ivuobs outside, p. 390. — 7. Handle of earthenware 
 vessel, p. 390. — 8, 9. Coarsely ornamented pottery, p. 390. 
 
 Pl. gov. Lake Mohrya. 
 
 View of the lake dwellings in Lake Mohrya (Central Africa), copied (with 
 permission) from Captain Cameron's ' Across Africa,' p. 500. 
 
 Pl. CCVI. ^ 
 
 General map of tlio lake-dwelling district. 
 
 N.B. — Th« terraniara settlements are not included. It would also he mani- 
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 ■^*>-»*^ '^■*-*. 
 
 MORINGEN kc
 
 Pl.XLIII. 
 
 ^ 
 
 MORINGEN Sec ^'
 
 71Y.UV. 
 
 
 I 
 
 /I 
 
 11 A 
 
 
 |>2 
 
 l\ 
 
 1 •' 
 
 \ 
 
 ! 
 
 fl 
 
 1 
 
 1 ^ 
 
 57 AUBIN kc.
 
 PL XLV 
 
 
 ST AUBIN StG.
 
 PL XLVl, 
 
 ESTAVAYER 3c<
 
 PI xLVir 
 
 M ORINCEN 8dc
 
 PI XLVIII. 
 
 AU VERN I ER.
 
 Pl.XLIX. 
 
 MORI N GEN &C
 
 PI LI 
 
 AUVERNIER &c
 
 PI. III. 
 
 
 
 
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 9, E<:^^SSigE»W?sg;j^TOr.t~^_.,^ _1j -, 
 
 MORINGEN.
 
 PI. Liir. 
 
 AUVERNIER &c.
 
 . . I i ftT TPrii i j i ^yjiiias ^ J if i 
 
 MORINGEN 3cc.
 
 PI LV. 
 
 AUVERNIER Sec.
 
 PI. LVT 
 
 MORINGEN kc.
 
 PI. Lvn. 
 
 AUVERNIER &c.
 
 PI L^/IjT 
 
 (QiP) 
 
 DiDIOIOf 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ^m^-m^ 
 
 AUVERNIER MOR I N GEN. ^<c.
 
 AUVERNIER. MORINGEN<ic.
 
 MORINCEN 8cc.
 
 
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 •fei^ 
 
 'V .^\. 
 
 
 
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 -o 
 
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 i^i 
 
 V\. LXI 
 
 -*•=-» '^ - '^ •^^ 
 
 
 AUVERNIER S(.c.
 
 \.7.\\. 
 
 MORINGEN 8< AUVERNIEK
 
 PL. LXlIt 
 
 AUVERNIER i^c
 
 av^_j. ^ 
 
 
 V\. LXIV 
 
 
 
 1' m 
 
 
 
 «l 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ^■^'/&;>5i 
 
 ':^N-:..A^"^:fey llJ- I 
 
 
 E STAY AY ER&c
 
 PI. LXV 
 
 MdRINGEN.AUVERNIER kc
 
 PI. LXVI. 
 
 4v' ■ 
 
 
 ^^^s?^^: 
 
 
 
 
 
 '"*?*^^,JSY#*""'" 
 
 
 #^Slk* 
 
 '''■■'i y^ 
 
 H. 
 
 
 AUVERNIER &c
 
 PI. LXVII. 
 
 MORINGEN &G,
 
 PI LXVIll, 
 
 MORGES
 
 PL LXIX. 
 
 'H. 
 
 MORGES AUVERNIER.
 
 PI. LXX. 
 
 M O R I N G E N 8cc,
 
 ^...■flse^PS^i^l^ 
 
 P] . LXXI 
 
 M O R 1 N G E N A U V E R N ! F R 8<c.
 
 PL LXXU. 
 
 AUVERNIER& MORINGEN
 
 PI. LXXIII. 
 
 MORINGtN. AIJVERNIFR kc
 
 PI. LXXPv' 
 
 4. 
 
 MORINGEN
 
 PL LXXV 
 
 Ici/. 
 
 
 
 6 
 
 i 
 
 - • r' 
 
 
 H 
 
 MORINGEN ScAUVERNIER.
 
 PI. LXXVI. 
 
 MORINGEN k AIJVERNIER
 
 PL LXXVII. 
 
 i*A5?j- •' 
 
 AUVERNIER 3<c.
 
 pi.Lxxvirr. 
 
 AUVERN lER
 
 PI. LXXIX. 
 
 AUVERNIER &c.
 
 Pl.LXXX 
 
 CRESCENTS. 
 
 Fiaso'A] from Bershrrg en ihf Mainland -Ihe remainder from. L.D.
 
 PL LXXXI. 
 
 R E S C t N T S . 
 ftc m Pkric u s Lake di\ c 111 ncf s
 
 W^ ^^^^::^^ ^■ 
 
 PI. LXXKII. 
 
 S 
 
 -1 ^^^ &5-^^^^^>V^t^'^'*^ 
 
 L> 
 
 
 TOMB AT AUVERN lERr
 
 PI. LXXXIII. 
 
 AUVERNIER &c
 
 Pl.LXXXIV 
 
 TOMBat auvernier.
 
 PL LXXXY. 
 
 MORINGEN &AUVERNIt:R. 
 
 Sjb indie - \Yhtr'Ls .
 
 f\> 
 
 »^ 
 
 <i 
 
 -t'. 
 
 Ho 
 
 ^ 
 g 
 
 CM I 
 
 ^ 
 ^ 
 
 f^ 
 
 -^i 
 
 
 N 
 _J 
 UJ 
 
 O 
 Z 
 
 >
 
 
 ?«?* 
 
 EEesaeSaAsI' 
 
 s^- 
 
 f^ 
 
 III ' -jima\m^i0 
 
 f ^\ M^v f . ;-H P ,mJH ' i ! i it HJ i 
 
 d 
 
 1 1 II I I n ij^^ 1^^ ^Si_
 
 PI LXXXVIli 
 
 LATENE. MORCES^ GENEVA &c.
 
 ]?1 LXXXIX 
 
 GENEVA, MORINCEN. kc.
 
 PI. xc. 
 
 ft ¥s\\i?j ■ fe.-A; :.'" 
 
 SUT2, LATTRINCEN &.
 
 o 
 
 o 
 
 H 
 > 
 
 r 
 O 
 
 O 
 
 o
 
 pi.xcir 
 
 CORTAILLOD Broitze. 
 
 fi^AkS Quarter Size, -Bamainder SalfSiie.
 
 pi.xcm. 
 
 CORTAILLOD. BromeGold U
 
 PI. XCIV. 
 
 AUVERMIZR 8cc.
 
 PL XCV, 
 
 E STAVAY E R
 
 PI. XCVI. 
 
 6 
 
 ESTAVAYER kc
 
 PI. XCVII 
 
 ESTAVAYER. Trn,, Bronze kc. 
 
 ^ 1 
 
 LA K E OF 
 
 MORAT
 
 PI. XCVIII 
 
 M 
 
 ■P 
 
 ■^JP 
 
 ^ 
 
 ii 
 
 
 lAA A A /\ /^ /\ 
 
 As^S^Md 
 
 ^(. V V v v \/ \ 
 
 /^^^K^ 
 
 K^. 
 
 **>(^^^^ 
 
 Mm 
 
 " '<:'.' \^i' 
 
 TSajJ.^ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 w^ 
 
 /» • «. ^^ 
 
 ,*• • • • t 
 
 V» <f • • • « 
 
 * * : * • 
 
 MONTE LL! ER 
 
 a// .- 
 
 ff M!15^,„
 
 Fl X.CTX. 
 
 MONTEllI ER 
 
 clU % exceb^ Fir/nre Eight.
 
 P].. c 
 
 MONTE L Li ER.
 
 PI. CI 
 
 
 
 •^S 
 
 '■ "•^■f^^St^ 
 
 MONTELLIER.
 
 Pl.CIL 
 
 Section ,;^ ^. 
 
 CONCISE &c.
 
 CONCISE &
 
 PI. CIV. 
 
 CONCISE kc.
 
 
 o K^> SaV0-«. 
 
 HiuteriVe o (T'T^ "^ 
 
 o Oij,yvTpi>iaLrt1M 
 
 PL CV. 
 
 WvriotA 
 
 (Dou.annrm\l ii 
 
 e WTO {^''of'r, 
 
 •yi OHAgene(i 
 
 J^chaSa |rS. 3* Peters TsV 
 
 'ml 
 
 'Esiaya.jey 
 
 °Monie\[ier 
 
 oMorat 
 
 Lug-viorre 
 
 "Oieires (3u,eviux 
 
 c i\''oviA.>ici 
 
 diA-M^im 
 
 Salavaux o 
 
 PLAN or THE LAKE DWELLINGS 
 
 IN THE 
 
 LAKES OF NEUCHATEL,BlENNE&MORAT 
 
 '"'^^^oU.^Ti.Ut Sc^le of Emgrli.K Miies. 
 
 Lesmiir.s\Ha YwrdoTO
 
 PI. CVI. 
 
 LAKE OF BOURCET.
 
 
 -"At '''■"- 
 
 
 
 PI. CVII 
 
 S^'L^ 
 
 LAKE OF BOURCLT. Bror.-ze.
 
 PI. CVIII. 
 
 LAKE OF ^OURCLT. Bronx&.
 
 PI CIX 
 
 
 »^-^^l 
 
 %: 
 
 •^_^-p 
 
 ^... 
 
 LAKE OF BOURGET.PofJery.
 
 PL ex. 
 
 
 MERCURAGO.
 
 PI. CXI 
 
 TERRAMARA
 
 PICXII 
 
 T ERRA MARA
 
 PI . CXIII 
 
 TERRA MARA
 
 TERRAMARA..
 
 PI. cxv. 
 
 0© 
 00 
 
 WO0O 0© 
 
 TERRA fvylARA
 
 TERRA MARA,
 
 FOR 
 
 Pl.CXVII. 
 
 COMP/IRISON 
 
 near the Lado di Vivevone 
 
 I V R E A 
 
 
 CUM AROLA 
 
 near 
 
 M O D E N A 
 
 
 C A L E N D E
 
 pj.cxviir 
 
 PESCHIERA. Bronze 
 
 ONC HALF SIZE .
 
 PI CXIX, 
 
 PESCHIERA. .. 
 
 JBrorxe. Copper. Sian^r Fva. 1 1^ :30 \cu^ Svxe^.
 
 FOR 
 
 COMPARISON 
 
 /IT 
 
 1Z 
 
 l 
 
 mm 
 
 
 ) 
 
 U 
 
 It 05 
 
 'rC^ 
 
 l\ 
 
 21 
 
 (sFull Size] 
 IMPLEMENTS OF COPPER' PROM HUNGARY. 
 
 MAINLAN D.
 
 PLC XXI. 
 
 MARIN -iTcn. 
 
 % full Slz^c.
 
 MARIN . 
 
 Ftq22 Full .^ize -Rem fs -nzy?.
 
 PI. CXXIfl 
 
 Si; 
 
 MAR I N
 
 PI cxxv 
 
 MARIN - Iron.
 
 PL CXXVI. 
 
 MAR IN -7/ 
 
 ron
 
 PI. CXXVII 
 
 MARIN Iron.
 
 PI. cxxvin. 
 
 '^i^ 
 
 '^ 
 
 MARIN Iron.
 
 Pl.CXXlX. 
 
 s' 
 
 J 
 
 -W(jj^ 
 
 ssS^v '--*>:-■' -,'^T*-?it:;'^;'. 
 
 u 
 
 MARIN.- Iron aU pfull nze.
 
 PL CXXX. 
 
 M A R J N - /; 
 
 Tic,. Ifs JS. 6^ Ee?n . fz fuU Size
 
 PI CXXXI. 
 
 MARIN Iron. ^ SiZ€
 
 PI. CXXXII.
 
 Fl. CXXXIII. 
 
 MARIN.
 
 Pl.CXXXIV. 
 
 ROBENHAUSEN 3^ WANCEN
 
 PI. cxxxv. 
 
 ROBENHAUSEN 8^ WANGEN
 
 Fi. cxxxvr. 
 
 
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 AV] 
 
 '^"^'i^'^^ 
 
 ■^ 
 
 
 
 
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 I , 
 
 
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 mi 
 
 /I/)/ 
 
 A/\A\y 
 
 \A/ 
 
 ROBENHAUSEN 
 Ilaoo. 
 
 WANG E N
 
 ROBENHAUSEN &c Flax.
 
 PI. CXXXVIIl. 
 
 WANCEN ^ CORTAILLOD 
 
 Flao, 
 
 X.
 
 Fl.CXXXlX. 
 
 IRGENHAUSEN &
 
 Pl.CXL, 
 
 CORTAILLOD &c
 
 o
 
 
 ^ 
 

 
 FCR COMP/IRISON 
 
 PI. cxLni 
 
 MAIN LAN D.
 
 pi.cxLiv: 
 
 FOR COMPARISON MAINLAND 
 
 EBERSBERC
 
 PI. CXLV. 
 
 FOR C0NIP/1RIS0N.
 
 PI.CXD7I. 
 
 FOR COMPARISON MAINLAND 
 
 UETLIBERG 
 
 WINDISCH
 
 Pl.CXLVIL 
 
 IRISH GRANNOCES 
 
 Copied frovi Sir H'R.. H'udes C>itaio(}ue K Arch, JourrtaiVolVi.
 
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 STONES „, 
 
 AND j^Ol 
 
 MOULD ^7r\/ ---.- ,, ... r- :^-- - iv^ ■ : - - — tt-*^ 
 
 3HELL MARL ScctiOH of t'h€ east iide of th^Jsland
 
 PI. CXLIX. 
 
 o 
 
 f\ 
 
 (tJ 
 
 
 < 
 
 1 
 
 ^ 
 
 M 
 
 
 
 ^ 
 
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 ^ni 
 
 s- 
 
 Wi 
 
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 1 
 
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 ^m 
 
 rp 
 
 ^ 
 
 ■J 
 
 ^^ 
 
 <v 
 
 1^ 
 
 ^yi 
 
 fe 
 
 R O B E N H A U S E N 
 
 H". 
 
 <9 (7 6^ .
 
 PL CL. 
 
 MORI NCEN &c
 
 PI. CLI, 
 
 LAKE OF BOURGET 
 
 all h Size.
 
 PI. CLK, 
 
 LAKE OF BOURGET. 
 Pottery.
 
 PI, CLffi. 
 
 LAKE OF B OUR GET. 
 
 Stone Tiat. Size. 
 
 /Vx 
 
 ^^■/>k-.\
 
 Pl.CLlV 
 
 LAKEoF BOUKGET. 
 
 B 
 
 roiize.
 
 PI CLV. 
 
 LAKEor BOURGET 
 
 Bronze riM^t si/.e.
 
 PI. CLW 
 
 3 mv^' 
 
 '■■'yi 
 
 '^ii'.m 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 o-: r 
 
 LAKE OF BOURGET 
 
 £7'o az e- Tiat.Siz e .
 
 pi.CLvn. 
 
 LAKE OF BOURGET 
 
 Bnme That Size.
 
 PI. CLvra. 
 
 LAKE OF BOURGET.
 
 Pl.CLTX. 
 
 LAKE OF BOURCE
 
 Canal de 
 S a.v T e r e s. 
 
 rouasiTL 
 
 Comnnxual 
 
 PL CLX 
 
 •Qjcrna Rai Ir o acl . 
 
 r== Road 
 
 H Chateau. 
 
 / ^ La]<e dwelling. 
 
 Gveaine. 
 
 Grand 
 Vrllard 
 
 Meimarl. 
 
 Col <£tt MonJ. 
 dix CKal. 
 
 CL Bonport 
 es Tiollets. 
 
 B our^et 
 
 LAKE OF BOURGET. 
 
 Scale. - Jo o ooo.
 
 PI CLXI 
 
 I. 
 
 <■:■ 
 
 LAKE OF BOURGET.
 
 PJ.CDCll 
 
 BODIO-LAGODI VARESE
 
 PI, CLXIII. 
 
 BODIO LAGO Dl VARESE.
 
 n.CLXiv. 
 
 LACO Dl VARESE
 
 PI. CLXV. 
 
 (jOAnrate 
 
 2.50.000 
 
 • Lalc&IHv^elTiiifis 
 S. Stone cLgc 
 B.Bi*on(£e age 
 
 VAKESE 
 
 PLANofTHE LAKESofVARESE x^monate
 
 Pl.CLXVl. 
 
 LAKE OF PUSIANO 
 
 LAK E OF GARDA 
 
 Scala 250,000 
 
 ^Lahe. Dwellings. S =^ Ston^y ^^ S= Brort7.c uqe
 
 PI CLXVIL 
 
 LAIBACH-MOOR
 
 P1.CLX7III. 
 
 
 LAIBACH - MOOR
 
 PI CLXIX. 
 
 ^^y*<;,lfiU/,,rili:^ii£lt'^iulA'l'i{^ni-n:n^^^ 
 
 Scale of ten EnffJisK Feet 
 
 g 
 
 ii I I 
 
 "^^^^'-'■'-i-^^ 
 
 Scale of ten Engli/?Vi Feet. 
 
 LA K E or Fl MO N
 
 PI. CLXX, 
 
 LAKE OF FIMON 
 
 Loiver Relic-led-StojieAge.
 
 Pl.CLXXl. 
 
 ' \. 
 
 ^■•*fev 
 
 jri»- S ' 
 
 
 •Z. 
 
 LAKEoF FIMON 
 
 Lotrer Belie -hed-Sionc Ji^t.
 
 1 . 
 
 PicLXxn. 
 
 5\ 
 
 Ml 
 
 C 
 
 M 
 
 ■:'%, .a^s 
 
 LAKE OF FIMON 
 
 Lower Relic - hed Stone A^e .
 
 Pl.CLIXI 
 
 LAKE OF FIMON 
 
 Lower P^clir. led. Scone Acjfe .
 
 PI CLXXIV 
 
 LAKE OF FIMON 
 
 Lower Relic -led. Stone. Aae-.
 
 71. CLXXY 
 
 ^- :- •- 
 
 
 fe^v^ 
 
 I'lapini II ,(ll > 
 
 LAK E OF D MON, 
 
 f^ er Relic - bed Bron zeA^e.
 
 PI CLxxvr. 
 
 0- 
 
 
 %t^'' 
 
 LAKE OF FIMON 
 
 Ubber J:Uiic oed Bronze Aoc
 
 picLxxvn, 
 
 ' I inon 
 
 ^0 Modern Lake 
 
 Ancient Bed 
 
 fi;.; of UieLokc 
 
 .-v"y_: Peat 
 
 1. ExcaxationalCasella 
 
 2. — „ , FoTitelegjio 
 
 3. „ , Paacolone 
 
 DISTRICT near the LAKEofFIMON
 
 PI. CLXXVIII 
 
 LAKE OfSTARNBERG ( Rosen InseA.)
 
 PI. CLXXIX. 
 
 LAKE OfSTARNBERC ( RcsenlnseL.)
 
 PI CLXXX. 
 
 ^ ii^-'' 
 
 vr--,'»:ry^;<:v>}i. • *« 
 
 :% CS /% • rj ♦ j 
 
 fir f ?•• 
 
 f 9 .« i « f 
 
 «!?''?t* 
 
 .vv'VX-v^ 
 
 J 
 
 
 
 ^S«^:^ r'^ipMMJi^ 
 
 17 
 
 ll 
 
 
 •:r^;,:---'rj(? 
 
 / 
 
 ' ^'"^^^ 
 
 SJ 
 
 -f eof^^^ 
 
 
 7^'? 
 
 >^ 
 
 v:«»i>)»^i^j!ags^esas^ 
 
 LAKE OF ST ^RN BERG. (/ios6nI^lsei J
 
 PI. cDom. 
 
 L AK E F STA R N B E R G (Bosen Inset.)
 
 pi.cLxxxn. 
 
 ^1 
 
 
 
 J. 
 
 I 
 
 ii^. 
 
 LAKE OF STARNBERG. {Kosclnscl
 
 PI. Cl^XXIIL 
 
 Birds eye view of the Flatforra. 
 
 ^c^lji - 'I JO. 
 
 PLAN. 
 
 LAKE or STARNBERG 
 
 Rosen Insel.
 
 PI CLXXXIV 
 
 MONO SEE. 
 
 Torms of' 7J//r//i( />// rr/r Vcav'/.v wUhoul (uy./ ornamenlahon.
 
 PI CL'XXXV. 
 
 mm m III T 
 
 ,V^VSAr^_^ 
 
 \., 
 
 vv- 
 
 
 / 
 
 ;" 7 
 
 •^ 
 
 
 MONO SEE 
 
 FolUry.
 
 PI CLXXXVE 
 
 MOND SEE
 
 Pl.CLXXXVlI 
 
 -^.^ 
 
 ;.A',t;^ 
 
 ^^ 
 
 V^i. 
 
 V^\ 
 
 MONO SEE
 
 ^J^^'' 
 
 Pl.CLXXXVIlL 
 
 ■•*. 
 
 f i£"ffe^.i4 ii^^'i A:./^^.-'*-^- 
 
 MONO SEE
 
 PI. CLXXXJX. 
 
 MONO SEE
 
 Pl.CXC, 
 
 -■^ ■i;.-^^:' 
 
 J A 
 
 ^^M^:.^\ 
 
 ATTE R SEE
 
 '4\ 
 
 ,v^m 
 
 f 
 
 u*J 
 
 / 
 
 r\ 
 
 PI. CXCI. 
 
 ,-»y t!*««« 
 
 rfl^% 
 
 ^>, ^.-'i'-'^^ 
 
 ATTER SEE
 
 p] cxcir. 
 
 LAKE OF PALADRU 
 
 Ml '/i Size.
 
 PI CXCIII 
 
 iia»*"' 
 
 k- L ■^■^^"' 
 
 •'^\ 
 
 LAKE OF PALADRLi 
 
 ^11 h Scze .
 
 •X^^VP^ CXCPv'. 
 
 GRAN DS ROSEAUX..a.//?v^ ofPahidru) 
 
 SCALE, - jco.
 
 PI. cxcv 
 
 MONTFERRA 
 
 '.'=S! PIERRE- DE 
 
 
 ^'BernarHm. 
 David. 
 
 a.Veroiiiifer< 
 
 1 Ert(/lL.sh mile. 
 
 LAKE OF PALAD RU 
 
 Scale. A-o.ooo.
 
 i^^iefenbach 
 
 Pi. CXCVI. 
 
 KltinWinnaden 
 
 I Lake - dweUitvg 
 .-Ancient banh 
 
 ScKulsenried 
 
 DISTRICT of the FEDERSEE
 
 PI, cxcvnr 
 
 SCHUSSENRIED. 
 
 FoOery - all I'i Si^f-
 
 PL CXCIX 
 
 / V Mil 
 ; 1 li': 
 
 SCHUSSENRiED 
 
 Horn K Stone, all J^i Size
 
 PI. cc. 
 
 SCHUSSENRIED kc
 
 Pl.CCL 
 
 i '-^S I f /A 
 
 t^jimiri 
 
 I 
 
 V ,» 
 
 CONSTANCE
 
 Fl ecu. 
 
 / 
 
 \ 
 
 -■ii** 
 
 f 
 
 1 
 
 ^ ©'*ooooooOoc:'^e^ 
 
 ^'^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^^1 
 
 -^f -» 
 
 CONSTANCE 
 
 Ortxj L^rthf iinurc Jialf Sue
 
 PI. cciir. 
 
 
 CONSTANCE 
 
 Ealf Silver.
 
 PI. CCIV. 
 
 PLAN of the District of SENIGA. 
 
 Chiavi chetto.i 
 
 TERRA MARA OF SENIGA
 
 o 
 o 
 
 Ph 
 
 #
 
 N\. The Terrcurittra Settlements ore aoi incLurlecl The Ked niarlcs
 
 jAKE -DWELLING DISTRICT 
 
 PI. CCVI, 
 
 td-ifate Pile Seltlements \)olh \n the Lakes and in Peat Moors. 
 
 allways.
 
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 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOIWSLS 
 IX)S ANGELES
 
 UNIVERSITY OF CALITORNIA LIBRARY 
 
 LosAngdes 
 
 This book is DUE on the last date stamped below. 
 
 mf''^ 
 
 
 
 . •■M388 
 
 SEP 1 1987 
 
 DEC 2 11987 
 
 1986 
 1987 
 
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 : LOASS 
 ) 1974 
 
 OF RECQCt 
 
 0D7 
 
 1975. 
 
 SH', 
 
 21975
 
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