NJ06SW 12 unlocated. Several bronze pins, of various types, from the Culbin Sands, are in the Royal Museum of Scotland (RMS, formerly the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland [NMAS]). G F Black 1891; S Grieg 1940; D V Clarke 1971; T Fanning 1983 Catalogue of stick pins: 10-12 Three virtually-identical pins, with plain nail-heads without insets and plain shanks. 19 Plain dome-headed pin of type common in Early Christian contexts in Ireland. 20 Plain dome-headed pin with abacus below head. 22 Disc-headed pin with plain head and shank. 23 As 22, but with more ovoid head. 37 Damaged crescent-headed pin. 40 Double bead-headed pin. 46 Roman-derived pin of uncertain type, with probable flat disc head. 52 Double spiral-headed pin, of probable 7th or 8th century date. 53 Double spiral-headed pin of 'crook' type. 54 Pin with single, double-crook head. 55 Similar to 53. 58 Plain cushion-headed pin, probably of the Viking period. 59 Diamond-headed pin, probably of Viking period. Much-corroded example with solid, faceted head bearing Viking-type link pattern on one face. (Undated) information in NMRS.