Munro, Robert, 1835-1920 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 58
hen the deposition of the Moulin-Quignonjaw was evidently a fraud. This is the verdict which, ^ See Prehistoric Problems, pp. 122 et seq. CONTINENTAL FORGERIES 37 after a long interval of reflection, finds general accept-ance among anthropologists of the present day. But,unfortunately, at the time… … Fig. 3. Naulette Jaw, Side View (}) After Dupont disappointment to him that his English friends, in ac-knowledging the fact of the human jaw having beentruly found as described, yet refused to admit that it be-longed to a remote antiquity.^ M. G. DE MORTILLET ON THE FALSIFICATION OFANTIQUITIES IN…
Archaeology · Forgery of antiquities
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