Fifty-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. They are still occupied with the excavation of the North Sally Port. Description of a long, winding, descending passage, which leads under the road in front of the Cavern. The deposit is of the common cave-earth, and the remains found within are of animals characteristic of it. Items found include: 17 teeth of horse, 12 of rabbit, 11 of rhinoceros, nine of hyena, six of badger, four of bear, three of fox, two of megaceros, and one of fox; also, numerous bones and fragments. They also found a fragment of a large, well-rounded grit pebble; a limpet shell; a few pieces of charcoal; and a whitish flint flake. 6 July 1870