Prehistoric Man

1878. Mammifè

9. Pr?historische

ure, Feb. 16, 1911 ..

. Band 35, Ss. 239 et seq. "Die vorgeschich

. Archivio per l'Antropologi

per l'Antropologia e per l

hte des Menschen," Zeitschrift f

ntaining a summary of

Urgeschichte Bayerns

erer Kenntnisse vom f

dem Werdegang der

" Monitore Zoologico Italiano. No. 2.

ures, 1911. Ancient t

hologische Abstammun

he Kingdom o

er Mensc

Man in Europe." Smithsonian

to the Antiquities of the St

Université. Bruxel

ern Science (Centenary v

hic Man. (Cf. No.

t für Zoologie. Band

ctures, Royal Colleg

N

f implement, 83;

egaly

off

ino,

usia,

ands, abori

ny, 3

o Gorilla and Orang-ut

mys,

ertebra

f, 70, 74, 81; skeleton from, 135–138,

an abori

bur

ger

ro, 20

er,

y, 9

7; (species unkn

n (on Trini

primigenius (v. also

-clay,

37, 45, 108, 10

, 6, 7,

nct from the face),

nco

uil

dges, 5

kner

, 56,

, 57; st

. Edmu

h African abori

, 19

a (of face)

ear, v

Hyaen

v. also St

mplements,

human fossil remai

e (Dordogne)

98, 99,

also La Ch

al ba

ll,

gnon,

orest-bed

30–132 (dia

flumina

s, Boy

n, chat

, 18,

eoliths

c proportions

: v. also H. mou

cene eol

es under Pitheca

87, 88–90, 101, 120; meridionali

, 19, 134

perio

hs, 1

titude,

ner,

also Gibraltar), 1

bed, v.

zzi

pit, 82, 84; skeleton, 5

dry

, Sir

e, J.

caves in,

ain,

Forbes Quarry), 19,

da-Rugg

Anthropoid A

lso Grotte des

s Enfants

du Prin

cial phas

39, 55

v. Homo he

race gravels (

3, 101–10

amus, 70

, 20, 1

idelbergensis, 1, 10–16, 22, 26, 27, 29, 32, 41–43; mousteriensis hau

, 71,

9, 135,

ex

sequence o

phases, 67,

eleton, 14

(Aragon) imp

27, 29–31, 34, 37, 4

v. S.

ien

7, 138, 140,

6, 56; diphyletic t

er, 20,

1, 32, 34, 42, 68

ux-Saints, 20

, 20, 39, 45

oy,

te, 18, a

preface, v

le, 1

itsche, 2

d'Azil,

45; cave, 73–75:

sis oss

lloi

ones,

0; in Lower

14, 117,

amar

lements of,

nian pe

rnau

h, 18,

ier, 15

tt,

ot,

d proc

heidelbergensis, 6

imaldi and Gro

ys, 8

lacial ph

e peri

, 10

moso, 20,

lot

ille

types of implement of, 67, 6

ck,

ative art i

24, 27, 34–36, 38, 47

characte

rin

c implem

on,

d, v. S.

oll

, 57: v. G

68, 99, 1

, 96–

riod, implem

6–138: v. also

cranial

l'Aze, 2

6, 107, 1

ny, 2

ectus, 1–9, 14, 15

nd and secret

mammals and

e strat

twic

of Mo

thism,

er-B

s of manki

say

73–75, 78, 7

, 87–89; merckii, 67, 70, 78, 87, 89, 90,

cial phas

-drif

da,

th

83, 102

ul, 68,

0, 30, 32, 71

rta,

liz

dt, 9

ensack

4, 9, 20,

tt,

, 46–48,

el,

tein, 9

racted position

hley,

, 20,

od and imple

ica, 20, 5

rn fau

, 19, 21, 24, 32

: v. als

38, 44, 4

nman

nts, value in

lements of,

e, 10

e, v.

67, 9

, 53, 67, 70, 86; fauna, 1

5, 21–23, 26, 27, 29–31

y mollu

proth

grave

lements and

qvis

, v. also

herium,

ner

sis, 66, 88, 89; deningeri

Bos pri

zuel

u, 20,

er,

92; v.

hoff

ren

ss,

irchl

lf

cial phas

, caverns o

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