Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 290
At a time subsequent to400 A.D.,1 long after the Neolithicperiod came to a close, their de-scendants became the occupiers ofa hill-fort and two small submarinestations in the estuary of the Clyde.Here they revived their ancestralworship, the ritualistic emblems ofwhich consisted of the… … Fig. 63.Water-WORN Claystone ORNAMENTED WITH PiTS AND Two Perforations,FROM Dunbuie (l) their culture ; and that at the pre-sent time it must be much the sameas that which formed the primary basis of Europeanmodern civilisation. All these propositions must be accepted as gospelbefore the Australian…
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