Pre-historic times: as illustrated by ancient remains and the manners and customs of modern savages (1900)
Lubbock, John, Sir, 1834-1913 · London, Edinburgh [etc.] : Williams and Norgate · leaf 437
asterncounties, and I have had the advantage of visiting them withhim. The Shrub Hill gravel-bed, for instance, is a lowmound of gravel of about fifteen feet thick, rising in themiddle of the fen near Ely, and surrounded on all sides by a o2G rilYSICAL GEOGKArHY. low (lilt district. Mr. Skortchly… … Stone Implement from Madras. situ, in a mass of drift gravel which covers the tertiary beds,and is intersected by all the streams which now run into the.Southampton Water. This bed of gravel, moreover, is notconfined to the mainland, but caps also the Foreland Cliffs PLATE XXXVII.^ \p. 326. 215
Archaeology · Primitive societies
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