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In 1941 the late Mr. A. g. Ivatt presented to the Australian Museum collection of one thousand eight hundred stone implements from New South Wales sites, including a splendid series that he had gathered in the Bathurst district during a long occupation of Glanmire Station, which is about five miles from the town. In this paper, the fourth of a series analysing New South Wales industries, the trimmed uniface pebble, coroid, and knapped implements are described. Bathurst is situated on the southern tableland, an area of undulating pastoral and farming country. The implements were collected on the grassed and ploughed fields, and beside the numerous creeks that flow through Glanmire and neighbouring properties. They are from a large numer of localities, too numerous to mention here, scattered throughout the district.

The coroid and knapped stone implements of the Bathurst District