FOOTNOTES:

[21] _Das Ausland_, 1884, p. 479; _Antiqua_, 1884, p. 70.

[22] _Antiqua_, 1885, p. 1.

[23] _Corr.-Blatt_, vol. xv. p. 55.

[24] _Antiqua_, 1884, p. 140.

[25] _Antiqua_, 1883, p. 14; and _ibid._, 1885, p. 2.

[26] _Matériaux_, vol. xvii. p. 321.

[27] _Vereins für Vater. Naturkunde_, Stuttgart, 1878, p. 95.

[28] "Kupferzeit in Europa," p. 9.

[29] _Mitt. Anth. Ges. Wien_, vol. xv. p. 120.

[30] Pigorini, B. 298_e_; Virchow, B. 293; Mestorf, "Der Intern.

Anthrop. und Arch. Cong. in Buda-Pesth."

[31] _Mitt. des Hist. Vereins für Krain_, October and November, 1864.

[32] _Zeit. für Eth._, vol. v., _Verhand._, p. 119.

[33] _Zeit. für Eth._, vol. vi., _Verhand._, p. 180, 1874.

[34] _Ibid._, vol. ix., _Verhand._, p. 168.

[35] _Atti della Soc. Veneto Trentina di Sc. Nat._, vol. xi., 1889.

[36] Dr. Meschinelli, in reply to my observations on the Laibach

machine, the advanced proofs of which I sent to him, rejects the

_beaver-trap_ theory as a possible explanation of the use of the

Fontega machines, but suggests that they might have been used as traps

for catching wild-fowl. (B. 469.)

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