The Medals of Creation, Volumes 1 and 2 / First Lessons in Geology and the Study of Organic Remains

by Gideon Algernon Mantell

Grays, Essex. Pleistocene. Elephant, Monkey, &c.

Harwich, Essex. Pleistocene. Elephant’s teeth, &c.

Herne Bay. In London Clay; Hyracotherium, Chæropotamus. In Pleistocene deposits; Elephant, Whale.

Hoe, near Plymouth, raised Beach at. Pleistocene. Elephant, Rhinoceros, Bear, Deer, Whale, &c.

Horstead, Norfolk. Pleistocene. Mastodon tooth.

Hutton Caves, near Banwell, Somersetshire. Carnivora, Pachydermata, &c. See p. 783.

Isle of Man. Pleistocene. The gigantic Irish Deer (Cervus megaceros.)

Kent’s Cave, near Torquay. The most productive of the British ossiferous caverns (see p. 813). Bear, Badger, Tiger, Wolf, and other Carnivora; Rhinoceros, Elephant, and other Pachydermata.

Kirkdale, by Kirby Moorside, Yorkshire (see p. 783). I know not if any accessible part of this celebrated cave remains.