Chapter 40

Hollingbury Hill,76,115,378,386,390,464Hotham Carr,84,92,440,468Hounslow,128,175,210,451,466Hundred of Hoo,95,466Kenidjack Cliff,95,119,423,451,467Kensington,158,174,401,424,450,467Kingston Hill,126,423,467Lamballe,116Lanant,206,285,340,423,451,467Larnaud, Fonderie de,68,131,167,176,184,192,448,456Little Wenlock,113,234,314,336,452,465Llandysilio,93,119,206,465Llangwyllog,81,192,219,387,389,400,466Longy Common,321,467Maentwrog,248,328,465Marden,198,208,211,308,366,381,388,450,451,467Martlesham,113,119,120,129,174,206,424,467Mawgan,116,184,250,465Melbourn,174,389,397,466Meldreth,172,201,411,424,466Moussaye,115,116,445,477Nettleham,86,92,131,314,330,395,465Newark,118,316,402,466Nottingham,93,118,317,322,339,465Panfield,468Pant-y-maen.SeeGlancychPierre du Villain,214,279,397PlÃ©nÃ©e-Jugon.SeeMoussayePlymstock,50,165,241,259,464Point of Sleat,289,315,372,465Porkington,168,174,466Quantock Hills,77,377,447,464Reach Fen,79,112,118,122,133,167,174,187,205,210,211,213,216,229,283,305,314,315,317,319,396,400,467Reepham,466Rhosnesney,55,90,226,464Romford,86,172,424,467Roseberry Topping,129,172,174,178,397,424,468St. Hilary,285,423,467Shenstone,285,465Sittingbourne,113,174,424,467Stanhope,118,129,174,179,315,403,466Stibbard,84,328,457,464Stoke Ferry,270,282,305,314,465Tarves,290,372,465Taunton,116,178,198,218,367,389,466Thorndon,174,177,189,205,319,466Thrunton Farm, Whittingham,280,288,314,335,464Tours,448Trillick,180,389,399,466Ty-Mawr,129,168,315,381,389,466Vimose,159,195Wallingford,87,128,167,206,219,321,457,466Wallington,89,333,382,465Wandle River,282,316,368,465Wedmore,376,378,466West Buckland,96,377,386,464â€Â Halton,113,118,120,424,467Westow,85,118,130,168,172,174,388,450,467Westwick Row,112,424,468Weymouth,279,313,419,464Whittlesea,131,175,179,466Wick Park,120,304,423,450,467Wicken Fen,76,199,205,287,464Wickham Park,95,340,423,448,468Wilmington,87,447,468Winmarleigh,118,314,335,466Woolmer Forest,378,383,390,464Worth,254,313,402,464Worthing,87,423,467Wrekin Tenement,285,338,465Wymington,113,466Yattendon,169,403,466Hoare, Sir Richard Colt, quoted,34,44,51,134,163,190,232,241,242,352,369,405, andpassimHodgson, Rev. John, quoted,35Holmes, Mr. J., collection,201,328Homer, bronze or copper? mentioned by,11;mentions tin,12;other metals,13Homeric Age,16,18,161,242,313,340Hones.SeeWhetstonesHood, Sir A. A., Bart., collection,119Hoops,402Horns, curved, found in Denmark,363Horn, the Caprington,362Horn, used,225,226,227,252,487Horse-trappings,396Hostmann, Dr., quoted,21Hugo, Rev. T., F.S.A., quoted,36Hugo collection,65,104,105,284Hungary, native copper in,419Hungarian province of bronze antiquities,482Hutchins, Mr., quoted,94IImitation rivets,235,257,260,344Inlaying of metals,13,296,297;wood and amber,51,228,232,368,487Instruments, broken, converted into another form,180,211,361,454;tanged, of earlier date than socketed,456Intercourse between Britain and the Continent,106,143,162,379,413,483;Ireland and Spain,271Interments,41,42,237,238,239;burnt,51,96,189,190,224,226,233,241,242,243,366,384,394,474,485;contracted,44,51,134,190,223,244,380;comparison of size of men of the Stone and Bronze Periods,277;in a hide, with fern leaves,225;in wooden cist,241;Late Celtic,23,391;with beads,135,366,394;with bracelets,135,385,387;with awls,189,190,191,225,241,319,392,457;with axes,190,226;with celts,41,42,44,47,51,134,145,150,352;with stone hatchets,204;with stone hammers,51,232,353,405;with knife daggers,41,161,204,225,226,256,367,480;with marine shells,189,394;tree-burials,190,226,228,241,243,301,367,474;urn-burials,42,190,191,217,226,234,384,391;at Hallstatt,412;various modes of,473Ionians armed with bronze,8Ireland, use of iron probably later than in Britain,471;never occupied by the Romans,276Iron, ancient, preservation of,25;approximate date of introduction into Britain,472;â€œCelestial,â€7;celts,116,144,157,159,163;Celtiberian method of tempering,275;collars and belts,355;currency,17;date of discovery of, from the Arundelian marbles,14;effects of long burying,275;files,184;forms copied from bronze,23,95,144,299;hatchet from Bolivia,148;meteoric origin of,7;mines in France,19;probably unknown till after the separation of Aryan nations,10;pyrites in urn,243, with interment,225;for obtaining fire,487;religious avoidance of, in Egypt,6;self-fused mass of,15;succession of, to bronze,4,6,16,22,23;spear-heads,342;swords,19,274,275,276,280,287,297,299,300,343,354;used in Britain before Roman invasion,19,276,354,471,472;used by the Catti,19;used by the Gauls,19;used in ancient Greece,14,15;used in Italy,19Italian, coins with type of sword,283;origin suggested for Northern bronze antiquities,21Ivory, bracelets,485;buttons,394,485;dagger handles,233;exported from Gaul to Britain,486;hilts to iron swords,229;hooks,485;nippers,233;pieces of, with bronze rivets,241;pins,51,233,241,485;rings, Egyptian,391;tweezers,241;war trumpets, African,359JJames, Sir Henry, F.R.S., quoted,426Japanese sabres,275Java, socketed celt from,142â€œJavelin with loop,â€256Jeffrey, Mr., F.S.A.Scot.,351Jerome, St., quoted,27,28Jet, beads,118,158,189,336,394;Buttons,225,236;discs,190;loops,308;necklaces,189,190,487;ornaments,485;pendant,190;used for decorations,373Jets and runners,450Jewitt, Mr. Llewellynn, F.S.A., quoted,44,453Job, book of, quoted,5;

Hollingbury Hill,76,115,378,386,390,464

Hotham Carr,84,92,440,468

Hounslow,128,175,210,451,466

Hundred of Hoo,95,466

Kenidjack Cliff,95,119,423,451,467

Kensington,158,174,401,424,450,467

Kingston Hill,126,423,467

Lamballe,116

Lanant,206,285,340,423,451,467

Larnaud, Fonderie de,68,131,167,176,184,192,448,456

Little Wenlock,113,234,314,336,452,465

Llandysilio,93,119,206,465

Llangwyllog,81,192,219,387,389,400,466

Longy Common,321,467

Maentwrog,248,328,465

Marden,198,208,211,308,366,381,388,450,451,467

Martlesham,113,119,120,129,174,206,424,467

Mawgan,116,184,250,465

Melbourn,174,389,397,466

Meldreth,172,201,411,424,466

Moussaye,115,116,445,477

Nettleham,86,92,131,314,330,395,465

Newark,118,316,402,466

Nottingham,93,118,317,322,339,465

Panfield,468

Pant-y-maen.SeeGlancych

Pierre du Villain,214,279,397

PlÃ©nÃ©e-Jugon.SeeMoussaye

Plymstock,50,165,241,259,464

Point of Sleat,289,315,372,465

Porkington,168,174,466

Quantock Hills,77,377,447,464

Reach Fen,79,112,118,122,133,167,174,187,205,210,211,213,216,229,283,305,314,315,317,319,396,400,467

Reepham,466

Rhosnesney,55,90,226,464

Romford,86,172,424,467

Roseberry Topping,129,172,174,178,397,424,468

St. Hilary,285,423,467

Shenstone,285,465

Sittingbourne,113,174,424,467

Stanhope,118,129,174,179,315,403,466

Stibbard,84,328,457,464

Stoke Ferry,270,282,305,314,465

Tarves,290,372,465

Taunton,116,178,198,218,367,389,466

Thorndon,174,177,189,205,319,466

Thrunton Farm, Whittingham,280,288,314,335,464

Tours,448

Trillick,180,389,399,466

Ty-Mawr,129,168,315,381,389,466

Vimose,159,195

Wallingford,87,128,167,206,219,321,457,466

Wallington,89,333,382,465

Wandle River,282,316,368,465

Wedmore,376,378,466

West Buckland,96,377,386,464

â€Â Halton,113,118,120,424,467

Westow,85,118,130,168,172,174,388,450,467

Westwick Row,112,424,468

Weymouth,279,313,419,464

Whittlesea,131,175,179,466

Wick Park,120,304,423,450,467

Wicken Fen,76,199,205,287,464

Wickham Park,95,340,423,448,468

Wilmington,87,447,468

Winmarleigh,118,314,335,466

Woolmer Forest,378,383,390,464

Worth,254,313,402,464

Worthing,87,423,467

Wrekin Tenement,285,338,465

Wymington,113,466

Yattendon,169,403,466

Hoare, Sir Richard Colt, quoted,34,44,51,134,163,190,232,241,242,352,369,405, andpassim

Hodgson, Rev. John, quoted,35

Holmes, Mr. J., collection,201,328

Homer, bronze or copper? mentioned by,11;

mentions tin,12;

other metals,13

Homeric Age,16,18,161,242,313,340

Hones.SeeWhetstones

Hood, Sir A. A., Bart., collection,119

Hoops,402

Horns, curved, found in Denmark,363

Horn, the Caprington,362

Horn, used,225,226,227,252,487

Horse-trappings,396

Hostmann, Dr., quoted,21

Hugo, Rev. T., F.S.A., quoted,36

Hugo collection,65,104,105,284

Hungary, native copper in,419

Hungarian province of bronze antiquities,482

Hutchins, Mr., quoted,94

Imitation rivets,235,257,260,344

Inlaying of metals,13,296,297;

wood and amber,51,228,232,368,487

Instruments, broken, converted into another form,180,211,361,454;

tanged, of earlier date than socketed,456

Intercourse between Britain and the Continent,106,143,162,379,413,483;

Ireland and Spain,271

Interments,41,42,237,238,239;

burnt,51,96,189,190,224,226,233,241,242,243,366,384,394,474,485;

contracted,44,51,134,190,223,244,380;

comparison of size of men of the Stone and Bronze Periods,277;

in a hide, with fern leaves,225;

in wooden cist,241;

Late Celtic,23,391;

with beads,135,366,394;

with bracelets,135,385,387;

with awls,189,190,191,225,241,319,392,457;

with axes,190,226;

with celts,41,42,44,47,51,134,145,150,352;

with stone hatchets,204;

with stone hammers,51,232,353,405;

with knife daggers,41,161,204,225,226,256,367,480;

with marine shells,189,394;

tree-burials,190,226,228,241,243,301,367,474;

urn-burials,42,190,191,217,226,234,384,391;

at Hallstatt,412;

various modes of,473

Ionians armed with bronze,8

Ireland, use of iron probably later than in Britain,471;

never occupied by the Romans,276

Iron, ancient, preservation of,25;

approximate date of introduction into Britain,472;

â€œCelestial,â€7;

celts,116,144,157,159,163;

Celtiberian method of tempering,275;

collars and belts,355;

currency,17;

date of discovery of, from the Arundelian marbles,14;

effects of long burying,275;

files,184;

forms copied from bronze,23,95,144,299;

hatchet from Bolivia,148;

meteoric origin of,7;

mines in France,19;

probably unknown till after the separation of Aryan nations,10;

pyrites in urn,243, with interment,225;

for obtaining fire,487;

religious avoidance of, in Egypt,6;

self-fused mass of,15;

succession of, to bronze,4,6,16,22,23;

spear-heads,342;

swords,19,274,275,276,280,287,297,299,300,343,354;

used in Britain before Roman invasion,19,276,354,471,472;

used by the Catti,19;

used by the Gauls,19;

used in ancient Greece,14,15;

used in Italy,19

Italian, coins with type of sword,283;

origin suggested for Northern bronze antiquities,21

Ivory, bracelets,485;

buttons,394,485;

dagger handles,233;

exported from Gaul to Britain,486;

hilts to iron swords,229;

hooks,485;

nippers,233;

pieces of, with bronze rivets,241;

pins,51,233,241,485;

rings, Egyptian,391;

tweezers,241;

war trumpets, African,359

James, Sir Henry, F.R.S., quoted,426

Japanese sabres,275

Java, socketed celt from,142

â€œJavelin with loop,â€256

Jeffrey, Mr., F.S.A.Scot.,351

Jerome, St., quoted,27,28

Jet, beads,118,158,189,336,394;

Buttons,225,236;

discs,190;

loops,308;

necklaces,189,190,487;

ornaments,485;

pendant,190;

used for decorations,373

Jets and runners,450

Jewitt, Mr. Llewellynn, F.S.A., quoted,44,453

Job, book of, quoted,5;

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