Wood County Reporter

Near Apt, in the French department of Vaucluse, a retired inspector of forests has accidentally unearthed some ancient work of peculiar interest. The remains were found on a bed of pebbles, eight feet below the surface, and seem to be those of a prehistoric workshop. The flint instruments were so sharp and well preserved as to indicate that they never had been taken from the place where they were shaped, and two nuclei were discovered upon which some students succeeded in replacing the pieces chipped off. Here then, is a factory of the stone age, with the materials in such position as to indicate exactly the procedure of the early workman.