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— Stewart T. M. Hood, Esq., in April 1863, presented to the Museum some bones and teeth of a smaU-sized ox, apparently the Bos longifrons, which were found in an underground building, or " Picts' House," along wth portions of rusty iron, and two small pieces of red embossed Samian ware, suggesting the probability of its being of con- temporaneous age with the Eoman occupation of Britain.
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Tain. — When some draining operations were going on in the Morhhaieh Mor, or great grazing, a fl...at sandy tract on the south shore of the Dornoch Firth, near the town of Tain, various bones — the lower jaw of a dog, a tine of a rein-deer,^ and some bones of a small ox — were found in a peat moss in 1866 by the Eev. J. M. Joass, and were all presented to the Museum of the Society. Of these, deeply dyed by the peat, one was the frontal portion of the skull, with the characteristic smaU horn-core of left side, measuring 4 inches in circumference at the base, the horn being broken towards the point ; with other bones of the ancient small ox, the Bos longifrons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Stewart T. M. Hood, Esq., in April 1863, presented to the Museum some bones and teeth of a smaU-sized ox, apparently the Bos longifrons, which were found in an underground building, or " Picts' House," along wth portions of rusty iron, and two small pieces of red embossed Samian ware, suggesting the probability of its being of con- temporaneous age with the Eoman occupation of Britain.
EOSS-SHIRE.
Tain. — When some draining operations were going on in the Morhhaieh Mor, or great grazing, a fl...at sandy tract on the south shore of the Dornoch Firth, near the town of Tain, various bones — the lower jaw of a dog, a tine of a rein-deer,^ and some bones of a small ox — were found in a peat moss in 1866 by the Eev. J. M. Joass, and were all presented to the Museum of the Society. Of these, deeply dyed by the peat, one was the frontal portion of the skull, with the characteristic smaU horn-core of left side, measuring 4 inches in circumference at the base, the horn being broken towards the point ; with other bones of the ancient small ox, the Bos longifrons.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, J. A. (John Alexander), 1863-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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