Paviland Cave - An Aurignacian Station in Wales (the Huxley Memorial Lecture for 1913) #267413

Subsequent to the formation of the raised beaches the sea-level must have fallen considerably, probably at least 120 feet, as supposed by Prestwich. It was during this period of emergence that the cave was inhabited by man. Still later the sea again rose and — possibly after some slight oscillations rested at its present limits.