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In the year 1878 the Council of the Royal Society made a grant of £50 from the Donation Fund, towards the expenses of carrying on an investigation of the Caves of Borneo, which it was thought possible might prove to contain remains both of palæontological and anthropological interest. A similar grant was made by the British Association, and a Committee appointed; and by the aid of private subscriptions a sufficient sum was raised to secure the services of Mr. Hart Everett, whose report upon his investigations, extending over a period of nearly nine months, is now enclosed.

III. Report on the exploration of the caves of borneo. - Introductory remarks - Note on the bones collected