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Rh Museum; and another (8 inches) from the collection of the late Rev. T. Hugo, F.S.A., is now mine. Its edge is rather oblique. I have another from the Thames (7 inches) with a symmetrical edge.

Large implements of this form are of not uncommon occurrence in

Fig. 67.—Thames, London.

Scotland and in the Shetland Isles. There are several in the National Museum at Edinburgh, and also in the British Museum, and in that of Newcastle. The butt-end is occasionally pointed, and the faces in broad specimens, flatter than in Fig. 67. Several of these celts