^{page 428 note *} Those referred to in “Ancient Wilts,” vol. i. p. 169 (118), p. 211 (10), p. 242 (22), appear to be of this description. On the last Sir Richard observes:—“These diminutive long barrows differ very materially from those of the larger sort, in which we have, almost invariably found the interments (of entire skeletons) deposited at the east and broadest end.”

page 428 note † Wilts Arch. Mag. vol. vi. p. 162. Barrow No. 6, Cran. Brit. pl. xxxi. 43 p. (2).

^{page 445 note *} Unless there is some inaccuracy in the dates, it must he supposed that continuations (or adjournments) of the plea had taken place since the sitting of the court on the 21st of October.