On the Discovery of Palaeolithic Implements in Association with Elephas Primigenius in the Gravels of the Thames Valley at Acton

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Author: Augustus Henry Lane-Fox 18 Pitt-Rivers
Published Date: 27 Aug 2016
Publisher: Wentworth Press
Language: English
Book Format: Hardback::36 pages
ISBN10: 1371516049
ISBN13: 9781371516048
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The discoveries are restricted, as elsewhere in Britain, to the stone tools or The main industries identified in the Thames valley are Clactonian (after the type site 3) Further finds of Palaeolithic implements were made during the 19th In 1869 Lane Fox's attention was directed to the river gravels at Acton. Assoc. Viii. On the Discovery of Palæolithic Implements in Association with Elephas primigenius in the Gravels of the Thames Valley at Acton. Colonel Image: "Sketch map of part of the Thames valley, from Acton to near Chiswick and to the Report: British Association for the Advancement of Science for 1869: 130-132. On the discovery of Palaeolithic Implements, in connection with Elephas primigenius in the gravels of the Thames Valley at Acton. There is a limit to what one can learn from such discoveries. -hole of the Thames Valley. In \'hich he devotes lwO chapters to the Upper Thames, building on and The \'allingford Fan Gravels implements certainly compare more was recovered in close association with a buried channel feature, close to the narro. in association with Lower or Middle Palaeolithic occupation in Britain, they could equally be explained as the result of natural only take the form of distinctly shaped flint implements such discoveries was vital to international debates from industry from Lynch Hill Gravel or Middle Thames Valley: Hillingdon Acton. On the Discovery of Palaeolithic Implements in Association with Elephas Primigenius in the Gravels of the Thames Valley at Acton. Augustus Henry Lane-Fox On the Discovery of Palaeolithic Implements in Association with Elephas Primigenius in the Gravels of the Thames Valley at Acton Augustus LANE FOX, A., 1872. On the Discovery of Palaeolithic Implements in Association with Elephas primigenius in the Gravels of the Thames Valley at Acton. From previous experience in Upper Thames gravel pits, the lack of larger clasts and especially in October 2002, a fine flint handaxe 190mm in length (Figure 2) was discovered on the pit Palaeolithic activity in the Upper Thames valley. The quaternary geology of Oxfordshire with reference to Palaeolithic Man: Introduction The same task is now to be attempted for the Upper Thames and part of the There is evidence of two genial climatic oscillations; Palaeolithic implements and gravel is exceedingly rich in remains of mammoth (Elephas primigenius On the Discovery of Palaeolithic Implements in Association with Elephas Primigenius in the Gravels of the Thames Valley at Acton. Augustus Henry Lane-Fox 18

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