DAWKINS, WILLIAM BOYD

Cave hunting

Wakefield, EP Publishing , 1973. Used - Acceptable. Ex lib hardback (no dust jacket) . Facsimile of the 1874 edition, with a new foreword by D.C.Mellor. Ex public reference library - bookplates, stamps, selotape stains; pages clean; binding tight.. ISBN: 0854097775

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Book number: BOOKS129736I

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DAWKINS, WILLIAM BOYD

Early Man in Britain and His Place in the Tertiary Period

Elibron Classics, 2006. (ISBN: 0543903982) Trade Paperback , 8vo - 7¾" - 9¾". This is an unabridged facsimile edition of the book originally published in 1880 by MacMillan. Book is in hand, with some bullet points in the margins of maybe 50 pages. VG. Very Good.

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Book number: 010162

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HERBERT L EARL WILLIAM BOYD DAWKINS

Torquay Natural History Society Journal Transactions & Proceedings for the Year 1922-26. Vol IV

Torquay, Torquay Natural History Society, 1926. First edition. Hardcover. Ex Library binding pp 1-385 Kent's Cavern by Keith A prehistoric maxilla (upper jawbone) fragment was discovered in the cavern during a 1927 excavation by the Torquay Natural History Society, and named Kents Cavern 4. It is thought to be between 37,000 and 40,000 years old, and although previously it was thought to only be 31,000 years old, it has been recently re-dated[citation needed]. Whether this specimen belongs to Homo sapiens, as originally described, or Homo neanderthalensis as may now be possible, remains a mystery. The specimen is on display at the Torquay Museum. Good .

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Book number: 500027729

Keywords: Devon

HERBERT L EARL WILLIAM BOYD DAWKINS

Torquay Natural History Society Journal Transactions & Proceedings for the Year 1922-26. Vol IV

Torquay, Torquay Natural History Society, 1926. First edition. Hardcover. Ex Library binding pp 1-385 Kent's Cavern by Keith A prehistoric maxilla (upper jawbone) fragment was discovered in the cavern during a 1927 excavation by the Torquay Natural History Society, and named Kents Cavern 4. It is thought to be between 37,000 and 40,000 years old, and although previously it was thought to only be 31,000 years old, it has been recently re-dated[citation needed]. Whether this specimen belongs to Homo sapiens, as originally described, or Homo neanderthalensis as may now be possible, remains a mystery. The specimen is on display at the Torquay Museum. Good .

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Book number: 500027731

Keywords: Devon

HERBERT L EARL WILLIAM BOYD DAWKINS

Torquay Natural History Society Transactions & Proceedings for the Year 1922-26. Vol IV

Torquay, Torquay Natural History Society, 1926. First edition. Paperback. Ex Library pp 1-385 Kent's Cavern by Keith A prehistoric maxilla (upper jawbone) fragment was discovered in the cavern during a 1927 excavation by the Torquay Natural History Society, and named Kents Cavern 4. It is thought to be between 37,000 and 40,000 years old, and although previously it was thought to only be 31,000 years old, it has been recently re-dated[citation needed]. Whether this specimen belongs to Homo sapiens, as originally described, or Homo neanderthalensis as may now be possible, remains a mystery. The specimen is on display at the Torquay Museum. Very Good .

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Book number: 500026250

Keywords: Devon