Peet, T. Eric (Thomas Eric), 1882-1934 · London, New York : Harper & brothers · leaf 86
tte du Castellet, contained over a hundredskeletons, together with thirty-three flint arrowor spear-heads, one of which was stuck fast ina human vertebra, a bell-shaped cup, axes ofpolished stone, beads and pendants of variousmaterials, 114 pieces of callais, and a small plaqueof gold. On the… … ^ .« O ?o o^ Ph M 65 ROUGH STONE MONUMENTS different peoples living side by side. But it hassince been shown that the cremation moundsbelong to a much later period than those whichcontain megalithic graves. In these last theskeletons were found seated around the walls ofthe chamber accompanied by…
