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I have already mentioned the counties of Scotland in which "elf-bolts" are most abundantly found. I may now enumerate a few of the spots, and the characters of the specimens of this form. One much like Fig. 327, but with the barbs more pointed, is figured by Wilson, as well as another like Fig. 305, found in a tumulus at Killearn, Stirlingshire. One from the Isle of Skye, like Fig. 316, and another from Shapinsay, Orkney, like Fig. 312, have been figured by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Others, found with burnt bones in an urn deposited in a cairn in Banff, have been engraved by Pennant, and some from Lanarkshire are given in the Journal of the Archæological Association.

Stemmed and barbed arrow-heads are recorded to have been found in