NS33NW 31 c. 32 37 Artefacts from Shewalton which are in Glasgow Art Galleries and Museum comprise: flints and arrowheads (04.153g, h); shale discs and rings (05.150b, c, d), fragments of bronze (05.150e), fragments of lead (05.150f), bowl of an ivory spoon (05.150g) 'from Shewalton Sands'; and flints, scrapers and arrowheads (40.5a-e) 'from Shewalton Moor'. Typescript list of Ayrshire material in GAGM, undated. Finds of all periods from Mesolithic to Medieval have been recovered from the old land surface on Shewalton Moor (which runs from NS 3237 to NS 3336). Many of the artifacts have been found as sand-quarrying operations progress, uncovering what are presumably the remains of settlement sites (J N G Ritchie and I Shepherd 1973). The chief collection of material from this area is in the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland (NMAS Accession no. AB 580, AB 716-54, AB 1250-76, AB 2602-4, AB 2730-2, AB 2876 - from Gailes Radar Station, a flint scraper - AB 2730 - 2, ABA 19-98, BMC 368-9, BMC 372-433. (See also NS33NW 15-21). A D Lacaille 1940; A D Lacaille 1954; M Macneill and S Macleod 1963; M Macneill and S Macleod 1964; M Macneill 1965; M Macneill 1973; J Williams 1966; 1967 Nearly all the mesolithic finds of M Macneill are now with Mr A Morrison, Archaeology Dept, Glasgow University. Mr M Macneill (6 Lawrence St, Dowanhill, Glasgow) retains all other material. Visited by OS (JRL) 3 June 1982 There are also two Group IX stone axes from Shewalton in the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow (Acc Nos: B.1914.130 and 131). P R Ritchie and J G Scott 1981