278 Scientific Intelligence. 
red by Mr. Franks to the eleventh or twelfth centuries. Excave 
tions were then made in a cavern, situated on the same face of the 
tin’s” Cave, and named by Capt. Brome the “ Fig-Tree Cave,’ 
in which similar rude works of art consisting of fragments of pot 
ound. 
a 
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ichael’s Cave,” in which, day after day, numerous human ; 
wh : 
variable and fantastic forms. Some of the latter, with the ick- 
ness only of a goose-quill, were five feet long! 2 
cd cave of San Mena in so familiar a locality as the often ¥ 
t the date of his last advices. Ca. iat, : tinui 
+ * > rome was con oe 
the exploration of St, Michaels’ pat with every paonpet 
