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In November, 1958, a few Molluscs and a pair of molars of the fossil Elephant "Palaeoloxodon naumanni (Makiyama)", together with fragments of its incisor, were excavated from a road-side small cliff in the vicinity of Hosoe town, the northeastern coast of the brackish lake Hamana, by workmen during clay-digging. So far from Sahama (or Sahamma), the east coast of the same lake, several remains of this fossil Fig. 1 Index map

Notes on the Fossil Elephant Recently Found in the Sahama Mud, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan