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7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
access Thanks to shells to the from Royal Oronsay Museum and of modern Scotland referenctions
of material perforated and for shells permission from Oronsay. to take Thanks illustra-
for
also for her to comments Katherine Szabo on a small (University sample of of Wollongong)
Oronsay. Thanks also to Richard Lord for shells information
Historic limpets. Scotland This as part work of was the part Scotland’s funded First by
from
Settlers Marie Curie project, Outgoing and was International completed Fellowship during an EU
the University of York and as ICREA at the at
Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona.
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