Abstract
A DESCRIPTION of a new fossil human skull from the middle gravels of the Thames 100 ft. terrace at Swanscombe, Kent, is given by A. T. Marston. Its features are those of a specialized type less advanced than the well-known Piltdown skull. The author considers that the Piltdown skull must be assumed to come from a later geological horizon than the Swanscombe skull.
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