The stone implements of the Adelaide tribe of Aborigines, now extinct. (Presentation copy inscribed by the author’s daughter)

Adelaide : Gillingham, 1934. Large octavo (250 x 188 mm), original blue cloth over boards lettered in gilt, I the publisher’s dust jacket (chipped and lightly marked); pp v, 94; with numerous b/w photographic plates, bibliography: p. 92-94; a good copy, inscribed by the author’s daughter on the front free-endpaper ‘To Miss Ellen Thornber, with love and every good wish, from Mrs W. Uphill (nee Edith Howchin), Stour-Provost Rectory, Gillingham, Dorsetshire, England, per F. L. Morter (nephew of the author), Unley Park, S. A.’.

An archaeological study of paleolithic tools found in the coastal region near Adelaide and southward to the Onkaparinga River.