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January 1, 1863ArchaeologiaOpen Access

IV.—Account of some further Discoveries of Flint Implements in the Drift on the Continent and in England

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Abstract

It is now nearly two years since I had the honour of communicating to this Society an account of the discovery of flint implements fashioned by the hand of man, in undisturbed beds of gravel, sand, and clay, both on the Continent and in England.

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