PALAEOLITHIC IMPLEMENTS—LARGE AND HEAVY EXAMPLES. 99
my collection) weighs 3 lbs. 2 ozs.; whilst one from the beach at Hill
Head, Hants (formerly 648 in my collection), also weighs 3 lbs. 2 ozs.
The two latter are now in the British Museum, Bloomsbury. The
largest and heaviest implements found in the Valley of the Lea are
Fig. 2 — Palaeolithic Implement from Madras (one-half actual size).
now in the collection of Mr. J. E. Greenhill, of Clapton; the largest
is from the Lea Bridge Road, and measures 111/8 inches by 41/2 inches,
and weighs 3 lbs. Mr. Greenhill has a second implement from the
Heighten Road, Clapton, which measures 8 inches X 41/4 inches, and