A Late Palæolithic Site on Wretham Heath, near Thetford

The Late Surgeon J. Heath, A.M.S.

Dr. Heath accompanied a party sent from Mandalay, on January (Jth, to reinforce Fort Sagaing. While walking down from the Fort to the boats with Major Smyth, R.A., and Lieutenant Armstrong, the party were fired on by some Burmese in ambuscade. Lieutenant Armstrong was severely wounded in the jaw, and fell. Surgeon Heath, lifted him up, and was carrying him out of the way, when he was himself sh...

On a Heath-Jarrow-Morton approach for stock options

This paper aims at transferring the philosophy behind Heath-Jarrow-Morton to the modelling of call options with all strikes and maturities. Contrary to the approach by Carmona and Nadtochiy [8] and related to the recent contribution [10] by the same authors, the key parametrisation of our approach involves time-inhomogeneous Lévy processes instead of local volatility models. We provide necessar...

Comment on "Late Mousterian persistence near the Arctic Circle".

Slimak et al. (Reports, 13 May 2011, p. 841) reanalyzed the lithic assemblage from the northern site of Byzovaya (Russia) and concluded that it was Mousterian and produced by Neandertals. The previous interpretation of this assemblage as falling within Early Upper Paleolithic variability remains the most parsimonious explanation; pending additional fossil discoveries, there is no evidence suppo...

On a Question of Browning and Heath-brown

70-Carbonized Plant Residues from LLCT385, a Late Woodland Site Near the Carlyle Reservoir in Clinton County, Illinois