Llewellynn Jewitt 1870. A Manual Of Archeology, As Exemplified In The Burials Of The Celtic, The Romano-British, And The Anglo-Saxon Periods. By Llewellynn Jewitt (age 53), F.S.A. With Nearly Five Hundred Illustrations. London: Groombridge And Sons, 5, Paternoster Row. 1870.

John Lubbock 1879. Arbor Low [Map]¹ By Sir John Lubbock (age 44), Bart., M.P., F.R.S., F.S.A.

Note 1. I have to express my profound indebtedness to Sir John Lubbock, for permitting the "Reliquary" to be the medium of giving to the antiquarian world this important paper, read by him, on the spot-at Arbor Low itself-before the Members of the British Association, on the 23rd of August, in the present autumn. Sir John in the hand, placed his MS. in my hands for publication, and I feel that by so doing he has not only conferred a favour on myself, but a great boon on all of archæology. L. JEWITT (age 62).

The Reliquary. The Reliquary, Quarterly Archæological Journal And Review. A Depository For Precious Relics - Legendary, Biographical, And Historical, Illustratlve Of The Habits, Customs, And Pursuits, Of Our Forefathers. Edited By Llewellynn Jewitt, F.S.A. Local Secretary Of The Society Of Antiquaries Of London, Hon. And Actual Member Of The Russian Imperial Archæological Commission, And Statistical Committee, Pskov, Vice-President Of The Derbyshire Archæologlcal And Natural History Society, Member Of The Royal Archæologlcal Institute Of Great Britain And Ireland, Associate Of The British Archæological Association, Hon. Member Of The Essex Archæological Society, And Of The Manx Society, Cor. Mem. Of The Royal Historical Society, Etc., Etc., Etc.