... cluding a Swiss view [minted terracotta Mrs. Lapham ; a convolvulus,painted by Mrs.Tuwusbend ; a terracotta medallion with blackberries and grasses painted by Miss Anderson, and a lily painted by Miss Dobbyn, A medallion, painted by Dr, Atkins, entitled “Heading ...

... beech nuts and acorns, which were probably intended food for the swine—as well as the raspberry, strawlierry. elderberry, blackberry, cherry, and slow. Fragments of pottery were very abundant, as well as various implements of stone, antler, and bone—sometimes ...