Notes on the Geology of Kangaroo Island, with special reference to evidences of extinct glacial action. [Contained in] Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia, Volume 23, Part 2, 1899
Adelaide, RSSA, 1899.
Octavo, [10] pages plus 2 plates (one folding).
Original wrappers; a fine copy.
This issue also contains a nine-page address by the President of the Society, W.L. CLELAND; he concentrates on the Australian Aborigines, with particular reference to the recent publications of Roth, Spencer and Gillen. He concludes that the 'Australian is not degenerate but primordial ... A consequence of this is, that no longer protected by isolation, he must shortly entirely disappear from the face of the earth, for he is an anachronism and archaic'.
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