Joly, N. (Nicolas), 1812-1885 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. · leaf 319
rfaces with deepparal!»;l furrows, is clearly distinguisliatile bottioutside and in. This fragment was found in an ossiferous sedimentconta-ning a quantity of bones of the frxim xjniteus. X 2 308 PRIMITIVE CIVILISATION. do Fondoucc, especially with regard to t\ie prehistoricpottery of Belgium,… … Figs. 130, lii7, Vif^. !■.». In < es of tottery fovni) in tiik hahhow ovWest Kennet. (After Lubbock.) with the Norway rat and the ptarmigan. This is perhapsa subject for consideration ; but the presence of thesespecies in the neighbourhood of Dinant is to us a proofthat we are still in the…
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