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Rh in shape to Fig. 131, have been found in considerable numbers, though as isolated specimens, in the North. One found in Aberdeenshire (8 inches long), of this class, but with the butt-end slightly hollowed, and having a well-marked shoulder on each face, as if by continual reduction by sharpening at the edge, is engraved in the

Fig. 130.—Walsgrave-upon-Sowe.

Archæological Journal. One from Scotland (10 inches) was exhibited by the Marquis of Breadalbane at Edinburgh, in 1856, and one (12 inches) from Alnwick. Others have been found at Tillicoultry Bridge, Clackmannan; Kelton, Kircudbrightshire; in Wigtownshire ;