Bibliogr A Phy

BIBLIOGR A PHY. — Themost useful general worksare the following : — Salomon Reinach, Epoque des alluvions et des cavenies (Musee de St Germain) ; Hoernes, Der diluviale Mensch in Europa ; Sir John Evans, Stone Implements of Great Britain, and Bronze Implements of Great Britain; Boyd Dawkins, Cave-hunting, and Early Man in Britain; Greenwell, British Barrows; W. G. Smith, Man the Primeval Savage; James Geikie, Prehistoric Europe; Mortillet, Le Prehistorique; Robert Munro, Lake Dwellings of Europe; Ridgeway, Early Age of Greece; Jos. Anderson, Scotland in Pagan Times; the works of Oscar Montelius and Sophus Miiller; L' Anthropology :, Materiaux pour I'histoire primitive de I'homme; Christy and Lartet, Reliquiae Aquitanicae; A. Michaelis, A Century of Archaeological Discovery (Eng. trans., 1908). See also ANTHROPOLOGY, and authorities mentioned there; STONE AGE; BRONZE AGE; IRON AGE, &c.; GEOLOGY ; and the articles on different countries and sites. (C. H. RD.)