GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND'S PALAEOLITHIC HERITAGE      
                      ANALYSIS OF PUBLISHED FINDINGS 
                                 from 
               (Moss of Cruden, Happisburgh and Boxgrove) 

Reference to, easily accessible; public information shows that the above pecking order (Moss of Cruden through to Boxgrove) provides a solid stepping stone system toward the understanding of the information which the uniqueness of the British and Ireland Islands can provide regarding   how we colonised our? planet. 

Vis:- 

A) Moss of Cruden :- C. 2,000,000 yrs (ago) 

B) HAPPISBURGH:- C. 800.000 yrs (ago) 

C) BOXGROVE:- C. 500,000 yrs (ago) 

Reviews of Boxgrove material and Happisburgh information ,when compared to our findings from the Moss of Cruden; seem to pale  into some sort of ancient insignificance.