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List of Figures
Fig. Page
1 Flint implements of the Palæolithic Age 11
2 Mesolithic bone harpoon 20
3 Isometric Reconstruction of Neolithic house on Haldon,
Devon 		31
4 Development of the handmill or quern. A, Neolithic.
B, Bronze and Earliest Iron Ages 		32
4 Development of the handmill or quem. C, Later Iron
Age; and Roman Periods 		33
5 Neolithic pottery. A, Windmill Hill type; B, Peter-
borough type 		35
6 Neolithic flint-mine at Harrow Hill, Sussex, being cleared
by modern excavators 		38
7 Early Bronze Age pottery. A, B, beakers; C, food
vessel; D, pygmy cup 		53
8 Simplified Plan of Stonehenge 60
9 Jet bead necklace and gold necklet of the Early Bronze Age 67
10 Chalk-carved idol of the Early Bronze Age, from a round
barrow at Folkton, Yorkshire 		69
11 Reconstruction of a Bronze Age dug-out canoe 71
12 Middle and Late Bronze Ages, cremation urns 75
13 The development of the bronze spearhead 79
14 Method of shafting stone and bronze axes 81
15 Bronze cauldron of the Late Bronze Age 97
16 Iron Age Pottery. A, B, Hallstatt types; C, La Tène
type; D, E, Belgic types 		104
17 The Witham shield: outline diagram showing the boar 110

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Publication Information: Book Title: Prehistoric Britain. Contributors: Jacquetta Hawkes - author, Christopher Hawkes - author. Publisher: Harvard University Press. Place of Publication: Cambridge, MA. Publication Year: 1953. Page Number: xv.
    
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