ART
The following Coloured Prints were on exhibi
tion at the School during the Hilary Term :
(1) Ruisdael (1628-1682) : The Windmill.
(2) Canaletto (1697-1768) : The Thames from
Richmond House.
(3) Turner (1775-1851) : The Grand Canal, Venice.
(4) Alfred Sisley (1839-1899) : The Bridge at Moret.
(5) Cezanne (1839-1906) : The Seine at Bercy. (6) ('laude Monet (1840-1926) : Sailing Boat at Argenteuil.
(7) Van Gogh (1853-1890) : Fishing in Spring. (8) Paul Signac (1863-1935) : Venice.
(9) Richard Wyndham (Contemp.) : Fishing
on the Medway.
(10) Marguet (Contemp.) : Ile de France.
PREHISTORY TEST PAPER
(Proposed Examination for Candidates seeking
admission to the Royal and Ancient Society of
Prehistoric Professors).
1. " Alan first occurs in Upper Oligocene times. Comment on this statement. To whom did man first occur ? OR, When did it first occur to man to occur ? Where did he first deposit his coups-de-poing ? ('an you suggest a better place ?
2. What were the reactions of the average Pre-Mousterian to the younger generation of Mi-Capsian Wadjaks ?
3. Trace the Tardenoisian influence on the higher grades of Azilian society in the ProtoYoldia period.
4. " The femur of an elephant (Elephas Preposterras) was deposited, after the recession of the ice-sheets, in a late Pliocene bed." Who put a stop to this kind of thing ?
5. How do you account for the domestic servant shortage among the Maglemosians of the Ancylus period during the Litorina (periwinkle) crisis which shook the transitional Kitchen Midden Culture ?
6. " The right mandibular ramus was nearly complete to the middle of the symphyses,