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CONTENTS.
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The Arctic Mammalia present
138
Physical Relations of Mid Pleistocene Strata
138
Level not an absolute Test of Age
142
Mid Pleistocene Caverns
143
The Lignite Beds of Dürnten present no Traces of Man
145
The Late Pleistocene Mammalia
146
Mammals found in Late Pleistocene River Strata and Caverns in Britain
147
The Late Pleistocene Geography
148
The Range of the Late Pleistocene Mammals over Britain and Ireland
152
The Late Pleistocene River Deposits
154
The Reindeer Ford at Windsor
155
Palæolithic Implements in the Valley of the Thames
156
River-Drift Man in the Neighbourhood of Salisbury
161
Social Condition of the River-Drift Man
163
His Range on the Continent
163
Present in Africa, Palestine, and India
165
Human Skeletons in River-deposits
167
Relation to the Glacial Period
169
General Conclusions as to the River-Drift Man
172

CHAPTER VII.

THE CAVE-MAN AND THE ADVANCE IN CULTURE.

The Caves of Cresswell Crags
175
The Pin Hole
176
The Robin Hood and Church Hole Caves
177
The Three Pleistocene Strata
178
The Lower Red Sand
179
The Middle Cave-Earth
180
The Upper Cave-Earth and Breccia
183
The Oldest Fauna in the Cresswell Caves
186
This Fauna in the Caves of Yorkshire
187
The Caves of Castleton
188
Migration of Bison and Reindeer
189
Bison in the District in Summer, Reindeer in Winter
191
Man present with the Hippopotamus and Leptorhine Rhinoceros in the Cave of Pont Newydd
192
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