Probable Pre-glacial Age of the Pleistocene Stratum 121-125 The Kirkhead Cave 125 Poole’s Cavern, Buxton 126 Thor’s Cave, near Ashbourne 127-129 Historic Value of Brit-Welsh group of Caves 129 Principal Animals and Articles in Brit-Welsh Caves 130-132 The Use of Horse-flesh 132 Cave of Longberry Bank, Pembrokeshire 133 CHAPTER IV. CAVES USED IN THE AGES OF IRON AND BRONZE. Difference between Historic and Prehistoric Time 134-136 The Prehistoric Fauna 136-138 Archæological Classification 138-140 Caves of the Iron Age 140 Caves of the Bronze Age in Britain 141-145 The Caves of the Césareda in Portugal probably occupied by Cannibals 145-147 Cave of Reggio in Modena 148 CHAPTER V. CAVES OF THE NEOLITHIC AGE. Neolithic Caves in Great Britain--Perthi-Chwareu 149-156 Rhosdigre 156-158 Neolithic Caves in the neighbourhood of Cefn, St. Asaph 159-161 Chambered Tomb near Cefn 161-164 Correlation of Chambered Tomb with the Caves of Perthi-Chwareu and Cefn 164 Contents of Caves and Tombs, tabulated 165-166 Description of Human Remains by Professor Busk 166-187 General conclusions as to Human Remains 197-188 CHAPTER VI. THE RANGE OF NEOLITHIC DOLICHO-CEPHALI AND BRACHY-CEPHALI. Cranial Terminology 189-190 Dolicho-cephali and Brachy-cephali 191-194 Range of the Dolicho-cephali in Britain and Ireland 194-197 Range of the Brachy-cephali 197 Their Range in France 198 Caverne de l’homme Mort 198-202 Sepulchral Cave of Orrouy 202 Skulls from French Tumuli 203 The Dolicho-cephali of Iberian Peninsula--Gibraltar 204-208 Spain--Cueva de los Murcièlagos 208-210 The Woman’s Cave near Alhama 210 The Guanches of the Canary Isles 211 Iberic Dolicho-cephali of the same race as those of Britain 212