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The Lake Dwellings of Ireland

Note 77 — LAKE DWELLINGS. PART I. (continued 2)

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The coracles used still in Caermarthenshire are of oval form, five feet and a-half long, by four feet and a-half broad; the hides forming the skin of the skiff are pitched.

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