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PLATE

FACE PAGE

1. XLVII.

   Lagozza Lake-dwelling ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   370

A.—Plan and Section.

B.—Relics.

Nos. 1-4, 10, 12-17, M. Civico, Milan; 9, Collection Castelfranco; the rest in the Prehistoric Museum at Como.

1. XLVIII.

   Lagozza Relics ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   372

Nos. 1, 8, 14, M. Civico, Milan; 11, 12, and 15, after Castelfranco (B., 119); the rest from Museum at Como.

1. XLIX.

   Objects from Lagazzi and Torbiera d'Iseo. (After Parazzo, B., 161 (c), Castelfranco, B., 151 (a), and Ruffoni, B., 161 (e)) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   375

1. L.

   & LI. Polada and Cataragna ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   376 and 378

All the objects from Polada are from Rambotti's Collection; those from Cataragna are after Colini. (B.P., xxix.)

1. LII.

   & LIII. Peschiera ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   384 and 386

1. LIV.

   Peschiera, Il Mincio, and Il Bor ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   388

The relics from Lake Garda are for the most part preserved in the following museums:—M. Preistoric at Rome; the Natural History Museum, Vienna; Zurich Antiquarian Museum; and M. Civico at Verona.

1. LV.

   Lakes Fimon and Arquà Petrarca. (After Lioy and Cordenons) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   between 392 and 393

1. LVI.

   Various Relics from the Peat Bog of Fòntega. (After Meschinelli, B., 155, 156 (b) and 158 (a)) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   between 392 and 393

1. LVII.

   Demorta. (After Chierici, B.P., iii.) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   403

1. LVIII.

   A.—Marendole, Bosnia, Corneto, and Rome. (After Cordenons, B. 152 (bis), 179 (a) B.—Handles from Bosnia (see p. 406) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   405

1. LIX.

   Relics from Hut-foundations ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   412

A.—Bertarina. (After Santarelli, B., 180.)

B.—Vibrata, etc. (After Colini, B.P., 1906-1908, and vol. xxvii.)

1. LX.

   Frasassi, Vibrata, Pertosa, and Nicolucci (B., 154 (c)) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   414

1. LXI.

   Monte Lonato. (Not. d. Scavi, 1876 and 1878, tav. iii.) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   418

1. LXII.

   Bovolone, Capezzato, and Casinalbo. (After Pigorini and Crespellani, B.P., vi., tav. xii. and xiii.; B., 158 (c), 161 (d); Scavi del Modenese, 1880 and 1890) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   420

1. LXIII.

   Coarezza, Monza, and Rogorea di Rogoreda. (After Castelfranco, B.P., v., xii., xiii., and xvii.) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   422

1. LXIV.

   Terpen and analogous Structures in Holland and N.W. Germany ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   440

1. LXV.

   A.—Section of Excavations at Butmir, Members of Congress. B.—Flint and other objects found at Butmir ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   between 456 and 457

1. LXVI.

   Excavations at Butmir, showing Clay-pits supposed to be Hut-foundations ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   between 456 and 457

1. LXVII.

   Idols from Butmir ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   460

1. LXVIII.

   Pottery, with Spiral Ornamentation, from Butmir ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   462

1. LXIX.

   Pile-structure at Ripac ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

   466

A.—Showing Piles below Bridge and Corn-mills.

B.—Showing two sets of Piles and a Platform.