Bekesbourne Grave 27

Was at about the distance of ten feet from the last mentioned. The skeleton was covered with little more than the agger of the bank, the grave not having been sunk above half a foot into the natural soil. The bones were scarcely discernible; the coffin had passed the fire. Nothing but the blade of a knife, as before, and some iron nails; except, that in taking down the agger, we found two boar's tusks, and some sherds of a small, thin, urn of reddish earth.