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INDEX. 
New York, boulders and gravel described by Dr. 
Meade, 218. 
Nibbling, marks of, on bones at Oreston, 73. 
Nice, its osseous breccia in fissures, 148. 
-breccia of two eras, 153. 
Nicholl, Sir John, caves in his park, 80. 
Nicholaston parish, contains Crawley Rocks, ib. 
Norfolk, character of its diluvium, 193. 
—— elephants on the coast of, 173. 
Normandy coast corresponds with that of Dorset, 
246. 
Northamptonshire, elephants’ remains, 174. 
North latitudes, once inhabited by tropical genera 
of animals, 47. 
North Leach, valleys of denudation near it, 
257. 
Northumberland. Character of diluvium, 193. 
North Wales, elephants’ remains, 174. 
Norway pebbles, drifted to the east coast of Eng¬ 
land, 192. 
Norwich, elephants’ remains, 174. 
Nova Scotia, granite blocks on its highest hills of 
slate, 217. 
Nurenberg, district of caves near, 124. 
Nymegen, cliff of diluvium on the left bank of the 
Waal, 189. 
O. 
Ochre contains bones in cavities of limestone on 
Mendip, 57. 
-in diluvium of fissures near Spa, 111. 
i ■■■ . . in cave near Wirksworth, 65. 
Oolite occurs at Kirkdale, 4. 
-pebbles, none on summits roundOxford, 253. 
Oppian mentions hyaena’s enmity to dogs, 23. 
Oreston, list of animals discovered there, 75. 
-caves and fissures, description of, 68. 
-caverns, near Plymouth, with bones, 67. 
Organic remains prove a deluge, 227. 
Osseous breccia of caves resembles that of Gi¬ 
braltar, 144. 
Ossero, bones found there, 154. 
Osterode, bones in diluvium near, 26. 107- 
Otter Valley, simply of diluvial origin, 241. 
Outliers of chalk in Dorset and Devon, 245. 
-- or detached masses of strata, prove a 
deluge, 226. 
Owl bones in cave at Kostritz, 167. 
Ox, two species at Kirkdale, 18. 
Oxford, Bishop of, 14. 
-gravel, its compound character, 198. 255. 
-elephants in gravel at, and near, 175. 
P. 
Pallas, his account of elephants in Siberia and 
Russia, 183. 
Palombara, cave containing bones of bear, 81. 
Parallel roads, account of them in North America, 
216 . 
Pargeter, Mr. his account of breccia at Gibraltar, 
158. 
Paris, proof of diluvial action near, 211. 
Parry, Captain, his account of animals in Mel¬ 
ville Island, 33. 
Paviland cave, with human and antediluvian bones, 
82. 
Pebbles mark the course of diluvial waters, 253. 
-their position on summits shows the re¬ 
cent origin of valleys, 253. 
. of two classes in diluvium of east coast 
of England, 192. 
—. drifted from Norway to east coast of 
England, ibid. 
-in caves of Germany, 108. 
. on summits in Devon and Dorset, 199. 
-diluvial, in the Campsey hills, 201. 
-drifted from the North to Shipston and 
Moreton, 250. 
-not rounded within the caves, 119. 
-in cave of Zahnloch, 131. 
-in cave of Bauman’s Hohle, 119. 
