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I.—On the value of Mineral Condition in determining the Relative Age of Stone Implements

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

S. Hazzledine Warren
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The common English classification of the Palæolithic Period into the epochs of the River-Drift Men and the Cave Men hardly conduces to clearness of thought. The implements of the River-Drift men are often found in the caves, and those of the Cave Men are very common in the river drifts. Although the caves and rock shelters bring us down to a later period than is usually represented in the river drifts (there appear to be exceptions to this), yet the general succession in the two classes of deposits is the same, and they cannot be separated.

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Geological Magazine , Volume 9 , Issue 3 , March 1902 , pp. 97 - 105
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1902

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page 97 note 1 See, for instance, Philippe Salmon, “L'Age de la Pierre à l'Exposition Universelle de 1889,” Paris. Several later Palæolithic implements are figured on p. 29, etc., collected by M. G. d'Ault du Mesnil from the “Quaternaire moyen, assise supérieure” at Abbeville. Note also remarks towards the end of the present paper on Shrub Hill, Feltwell, etc.

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page 102 note 2 Professor Flinders Petrie begins his local scale at 30, in order to allow for future discoveries, and it is as well to carry out that system uniformly, wherever it may be possible to do so.

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page 105 note 1 The best general account of this district is to be found in SirEvans, John “Ancient Stone Implements,” 1897, 2nd ed., pp. 543–572.Google Scholar