^{page 204 note 1} Dr. Chidell has kindly drawn my attention to an inventory compiled by Mr. Tournay, as follows:

‘Fragments of (Celtic?) war implements found in the railway cutting at Hayne Wood in June 1872.

^{page 204 note 2} Besides these, there is in the British Museum a socketed axe, presented in 1879, described as having been found ‘in the outer vallum of a British Camp at Sandlings, parish of Saltwood, during excavation for the Hyde [sic] and Sandgate Railway’. This axe is clearly from the same neighbourhood as the hoard, but there is no evidence that it was found in actual association with the other implements.

^{page 206 note 1} Both of these are figured in Forrer's article on prehistoric ritual chariots in Préhistoire, vol. i, p. 19.