Thirty-seventh report of progress of excavations by William Pengelly, Torquay, to the British Association Kent's Cavern Committee Monthly report of the superintendents of excavation. Steady progress has been made in the south-west gallery or chamber, with six-foot parallels being excavated. Bones are less abundant in the rock-like breccia than previous. Three flint implements have been found and are described: all three were found in the cave-earth deposit, with the first and second being good specimens, but the third had been broken by a workman. An enlarged outline tracing of an implement discovered on 4 July is provided. The cave earth has recently yielded examples of bony faeces.With an appended note: '"Mr Vivian is from home, hence this report is forwarded without his signature. WP"'. 3 August 1868