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(d) Several detached tines of Red Deer were found, which
may have been used as boring tools.
(e) Three Picks, made from Red Deer's antlers. Two
are illustrated by Figs. 12 and 13. Two are quite perfect, of a
type identical with Canon Greenwell's figure 34, page 43, of
Figs. 12 and 13. Two picks made from Antlers of Red Deer. One fourth
natural size.
his British Barrows. One implement measures 181/2 inches, and
is a remarkably good example of a pick of the pre-historic age.
(f) Two bone handles for holding a tool or weapon ; they
are each formed from the tibia of the ox, and bear marks of much
usage. One of these is represented here, fig. 14.