The Fengshudao Site of Paleolithic Age in Baise Basin, Guangxi, South China It deserves a place in

It deserves a place in every colour plate collection for its numerous attractive coloured vignettes

green endpapers

lettered in black and white on cover 8vo

From the private research collection of Cornell University herpetologist Kraig Adler with his small bookplate on the front attached endpaper and his signature in the top corner of the title page

black-and-white photos

The Fengshudao Site of Paleolithic Age in Baise Basin, Guangxi, South China It deserves a place inPp. iv, 147; 44 full page color plates. Color pictorial laminated boards, lettered in black and in white, sm 4to. The text is in Chinese but there is a ten page summary in English at the rear. Describes the stone artifacts of the terrace deposits of the Baise (Bose) basin of southern China. Some of these terraces have been dated by radiometric studies of the tektites associated with stone artifacts. These terraces date to 800,000 years ago. No