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EXCAVATION I.—Figs. 2, 3, and 3a. 
Immediately beneath the turf and intermingled with its roots, 
chips and fragments of flint were very abundant, and in addition 
to these, especially near the monolith, there were considerable 
quantities of clay-pipe stems, pieces of broken crockery, bottles 
and glasses, together with pins, buttons, and other rubbish of more 
or less recent date. This was also the case in all the excavations 
around the stone. In the other layers, chippings and pieces of all 
the rocks of which the stones consist were very numerous, those 
of the “bluestones” being in excess of those of the sarsens, diabase 
predominating. 
Chippings of the “bluestones” and of sarsen occurred together 
