Flint.—Two rectangularly-shaped hatchets, a saw (curved), a javelin, an arrow-point, a lance-head, small knives, and a large quantity of chips, cores, and crude flints.
Pottery.—Two spindle-whorls, a quantity of handles and fragments of dishes.
Fig. 65.—Peschiera. (10 to 14, 21, 26 to 29, and 31.), Il Mincio (1 to 9, 17 to 19, 22, 23, 25, and 30), and Il Bor (15, 16, 20, and 24). All 1⁄2 real size.
Staghorn.—A portion converted into the form of a hatchet, a hair-pin, and several other worked bits.
Bones, etc.—A large quantity of teeth and bones of the ordinary domestic animals.
At another spot, 200 yards lower down in the central canal, amidst a group of piles he collected:—
Bronze.—A knife ([Fig. 65], No. 17), two small dagger-blades with rivet-holes, the point of a sickle, two bits of the cutting-ends of axes (paalstabs), two hair-pins 10 inches long and three smaller ones, a disc-shaped head of a pin, portions of a fibula, together with fragments of various other undetermined objects. One interesting relic is supposed to be the knob of a handle (No. 25).