"In the following Table are recorded the measurements of the different regions. The two crania which I have selected to compare with it are (1) a Round-barrow skull from near Stonehenge (No. 179 in our Collection) and (2) the Gristhorpe skull, to both of which it bears a very strong family likeness. Shippea Stonehenge Hill (No. 179) Gristhorpe Maximal length 194 185 192 Maximal breadth 153 153 156 Auricular height 135 132 133 Biorbital width 115 112 117 Bistephanic width 128 132 133 Least frontal width 97 103 106 Biasterial 120 127 125 Auriculo-glabellar radius 116 113 114 Auriculo-ophryal radius 113 111 105 Auriculo-metopic radius 134 127 124 Auriculo-bregmatic radius 137 132 134 Auriculo-lambdoid radius 104 102 115 Length and breadth index 78·87 82·7 81·25 "The resemblance to the two Round-barrow skulls of the Bronze Age is too great to be accidental, so we may regard this as a representative of that race, possibly at an earlier stage than the typical form of which the two selected specimens are examples (Fig. 10). "The mandible also resembles that of the Gristhorpe skull in general shape of angle and prominence of chin. "The measurements are as appended: Shippea Stonehenge Hill (No. 179) Gristhorpe Condylo mental length 131 -- 130 Gonio mental length 100 -- 99 Bigoniac 115 -- 116 Bicondylar 139 -- 141 Chin height 32 -- 33" Cambridge: PRINTED BY JOHN CLAY, M.A. AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Notes on the Fenland, by T. McKenny Huges and Alexander MacAlister