Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 260
rposes for which they wereintended. The people who manufactured them utilisedthe native black schist, because it was the best localmaterial to be got in their country. On this issue myopponents have landed on the horns of a dilemma. Ifthe Clyde spear-heads are Neolithic relics, how are theearly… … OBJECTS OF THE STONE AGE FROIM THE NORTH OF SCANDINAVIAKNOWN AS THE ARCTIC GROUP AI.L \ EXCEPT 8, 9, lO AND II, WHICH ARE ABOUT \ THE DISPUTED OBJECTS 227 of a Neolithic civilisation, to which they have not onlyno striking resemblance in structure, form, or technique,but which never extended beyond…
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