^{page 136 note *} Examples are cited by Mr. St. George Gray in Glastonbury Report, 1902, p. 11 (Proceedings of the Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society, xlviii).

page 135 note † Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, lx. (1873), pl. xiii. fig. 3, p. 144.Google Scholar

page 135 note ‡ Explained in Revue Archéologique, xi. (1888), 52.Google Scholar

page 135 note § Haropel, Alterthümer des frühen Mittelalters in Ungarn, ii. 273; iii. pl. 208.

^{page 137 note *} Archaeologia, lx. 283, fig. 25.

page 137 note † Several are figured in Proceedings, 2nd ser. i. 246 ; Vict. Hist. Loios. i. 190.

^{page 138 note *} Arras, E. R. Yorks., in British Museum : Greenwell, British Barrows, p. 454, and Archaeologia, Ix. 280, fig. 22 ; 285, fig 29.

page 138 note † Prof. A. H. Church has since examined the material, and independently come to the same conclusion.

^{page 139 note *} Ausonius, Mosella, 65–72 (Peiper, p. 121) ; Mon. Hist. Brit. xcvi.

page 139 note † Revne Celtique, xx.(1891), 13, 117Google Scholar; see also Olshausen, Verhandlnmgen der Berliner Gesellschaft für Anthrop. Ethnol. und Urgesch., 1888, p. (140).

^{page 141 note *} Iron Age Guide (British Museum), 105.

page 141 note † Proceedings, xx. 214–5.

page 141 note ‡ Archaeoldgia, lx. 296, fig. 43 ; see also figs. 46–51.

^{page 143 note *} These belong to the period called by Dr. Reinecke La Tène A (fifth century b.c.).

page 143 note † Iron Age Guide (British Museum), fig. 56 ; Archaeologia, lx. 298, fig. 45.

page 143 note ‡ Archaeologia, lx. 271, fig. 18.

page 143 note § Proceedings, xvii. 120 ; Archaeologia, lx. 209, fig. 17.

page 143 note ‖ Proceedings, xx. 344 ; for type see fig. 17;

^{page 144 note *} Iron Age Guide (British Museum), figs. 85, 86.

page 144 note † For quotation and references see Victoria History of Derbyshire, i. 241.

^{page 145 note *} A fuller description of the finds, with further illustrations, will be published in the Journal of the Derbyshire Archaeological and Natural History Society.