Corrie, J. M. (1931). Notes on (1) a Two-storeyed Grave at Little Asta, Shetland; (2) Certain Prehistoric Relics from Shetland; and (3) a Viking Brooch of Silver from Skaill Bay, Orkney.. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 66. Vol 66, pp. 69-85.

Title: Notes on (1) a Two-storeyed Grave at Little Asta, Shetland; (2) Certain Prehistoric Relics from Shetland; and (3) a Viking Brooch of Silver from Skaill Bay, Orkney.
Issue: Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 66
Series: Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Volume: 66
Number of Pages: 471
Page Start/End: 69 - 85
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Abstract: A stone cist comprising two compartments contained both burnt and unburnt bone in its lower storey, with a decayed skeleton and two steatite bowls in its upper. No mound survived. Notes on miscellaneous objects from Shetland including axes, adzes, 'Shetland knives', flint arrowheads, a soapstone dish, a club-like implement and a pennanular bronze brooch. A Viking brooch from Skaill Bay was part of a hoard discovered in 1858.
Author: John M Corrie
Year of Publication: 1931
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Created Date: 12 Aug 2013