V.—The Sub-crag Flints

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At the meeting of the British Association held at Birmingham last September, Professor W. J. Sollas, F.R.S., read a paper in which the Sub-crag flints I have discovered were rejected as not being of human workmanship. Professor Sollas mainly based his arguments upon certain flints found upon the seashore at Selsey Bill, Sussex, many of which have been collected by Mr. E. Heron Allen of that place. In August of this year I paid a visit to Selsey and, owing to the kindness of Mr. Heron Allen, was enabled to carefully examine his collection of flints and the exact places on the shore from which they were derived.