The stone implements of the Adelaide tribe of Aborigines, now extinct. (Presentation copy inscribed by the author’s daughter)

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Adelaide : Gillingham, 1934. Large octavo (250 x 188 mm), original blue cloth over boards lettered in gilt, I the publisher s dust jacket (chipped and lightly marked); pp v, 94; with numerous b/w photographic plates, bibliography: p. 92-94; a good copy, inscribed by the author s daughter on the front free-endpaper To Miss Ellen Thornber, with love and every good wish, from Mrs W. Uphill (nee Edith Howchin), Stour-Provost Rectory, Gillingham, Dorsetshire, England, per F. L. Morter (nephew of the author), Unley Park, S. A. . An archaeological study of paleolithic tools found in the coastal region near Adelaide and southward to the Onkaparinga River.

• Binding: Hardcover

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