"glaturaC ^istor^ & Jlntiqttaricm 



DURING THE SEASON 1909-1910. 



WINTER SESSION. 



THE OPENING MEETING took place at the Reading Room 

 of the County Museum on Tuesday, December 14th. The 

 President occupied the chair, supported by five of the Vice- 

 Presidents ; and nearly forty Members attended the meeting. 



Three new Members were elected, and nine nominations 

 were announced. 



EXHIBITS. 



By the PRESIDENT : 



Ancient jug, got out of the Backwater at Weyinouth ; 

 the base adorned with a rough " thumbing." 



By the Rev. CANON RAVENHILL : 

 Fragments of mediaeval tiles, from Old Sarum. 



By the PRESIDENT (on behalf of the Rev. A. R. TURING 

 BRUCE) : 



A cylindrical perforated mass of earthenware, &c., found 

 by him in a pit at Sixpenny Handley. Dr. MARCH suggested 



