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1. 1900b. "Palaeolithic Flint Implements from the Chalk Downs
of the Isle of Wight and the Valleys of the Western Yar
and Stour", Geol. Mag., 1900, 406-12.
See also 1902a. The artifacts include Clactonian, Acheulian
and Levallois. Those from the High Down site appear to
be largely Clactonian (living site, for several flakes were
replaced). They were calcined flints here, but too near the
surface to be reliably contemporaneous. Natural pressure
flaking observed in situ (1923r, p. 161).
—. 1900c. Specimens illustrating origin of eoliths exhibited at meet-
ing of Geologists' Association, Nov. 1900 (see 1905b).
2. 1902a. "The Value of Mineral Condition in determining the
Relative Age of Stone Implements". Geol. Mag., 1902.
97-105.
High Down, Isle of Wight, p.101 (see 1900b), artifacts
mainly Clactonian, some Acheulian.
—. 1902b. Further finds from the Isle of Wight. Levallois cores and
flakes, from gravels at Freshwater (Yar river), etc. Proc.
Geol. Assoc., 1903, 18, 96.
3. 1903a. "The Blown Sands and Associated Deposits of Towan
Head, Newquay, Cornwall", with A. Santer Kennard.
Geol. Mag., 1903, 19-25.
Non-marine mollusca recorded; undated midden with
Mytilus.
4. 1903b. "On a Section of the Thames Alluvium in Bermondsey".
with A. Santer Kennard, Geol. Mag., 1903, 456-460.
Mammalia, mollusca and plant remains recorded from
section in Tooley Street.
—. 1903c. Op. cit., p. 525: Correction, printer's error: street level
on section—not sea level.
5. 1904. "On the Recent Tufaceous Deposit of Totland Bay, Isle
of Wight", with A. Santer Kennard. Geol. Mag., 1904.
19-22.
Non-marine mollusca.
—. 1905(7. Fossil Marine Turtle Fish, and Crustacea; London Clay.
Frinton and Walton. Exhibited at meeting of Geol. Assoc.
Nov. 1905 [not in published record]. Specimens now in
British Museum (Nat. Hist.).
6. 1905b. "On the Origin of Eoliths", Man, 1905, 103, 6 figs. (For
correction of printer's error see 1906a).
7. 1905c. "On the Origin of 'Eolithic' Flints by Natural Causes.
especially by the Foundering of Drifts", Journ. Roy.
Anthrop. Inst., 35, 337-64, Pl. XXVI.
—. 1906a. Correction of printer's error, Man, 1906, 3.
—. 1906b. On April 6, lecture arising from above delivered at
University College, London, entitled "The Pressure Chip-
ping of Flint and the Question of Eolithic Man". Meeting
of Geologists' Association.