Caves of South Wales in Glamorgan and Carmarthen 288 ” Pembrokeshire 289 ” Monmouth 290 ” Gloucestershire and Somersetshire 291 ” the Mendip Hills--Hutton 292 Banwell 293 Uphill 294 Hyæna Den, Wookey Hole 295-314 The district of the Mendip higher in Pleistocene Age than now 314 The condition of Bones gnawed by Hyænas 314-317 The Caves of Devonshire--Oreston 317, 318 Caves at Brixham 319-324 Kent’s Hole 324-330 Probable Age of the Machairodus in Kent’s Hole 330-335 Caves of Ireland--Shandon 335 CHAPTER IX. THE INHABITANTS OF THE CAVES OF NORTH-WESTERN EUROPE, AND THE EVIDENCE OF THE FAUNA AS TO THE ATLANTIC COAST-LINE. The Caves of France 336 Cave of Baume 337 Caves of Périgord 337-347 ” Belgium 347, 348 Trou de Naulette 349 Caves of Switzerland 350 Cave-dwellers and Palæolithic Men of the River-gravels 351 Classification of Palæolithic Caves 351-353 Relation of Cave-dwellers to Eskimos 353-359 Pleistocene Animals living north of the Alps and Pyrenees 359 Relation of Cave to River-bed Fauna 362 The Atlantic Coast-line 362-366 Distribution of Palæolithic Implements 366, 367 CHAPTER X. THE FAUNA OF THE CAVES OF SOUTHERN EUROPE, AND THE EVIDENCE AS TO THE MEDITERRANEAN COAST-LINE IN THE PLEISTOCENE AGE. Changes of Level in Mediterranean Area in Meiocene and Pleiocene Ages 369 Bone-caves of Southern Europe 370 Caves of Gibraltar 371, 372 Bone-caves of Provence and Mentone 373-375 ” Sicily 375-377 ” Malta 377 Range of Pigmy Hippopotamus 378