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Men of the old stone age, their environment, life and art (1918)

Osborn, Henry Fairfield, 1857-1935 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 114

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many-layeredtufaceous sandstone, about 15 meters in thickness. This geo-logic series was considered by Dubois and others to be of late Tertiary or Plio-cene age; Pithe-canthropus ac-cordingly becameknown as the long-awaited Plioceneape-man. Subse-quent researchesby expert geolo-gists have tendedto… … .ZSmilt Fig. 32. Map of the Solo River, showing the Pithecan-thropus discovery site, also two excavations (Pit No. i,Pit No. 2) in the ancient gravel of the river-bottom, madeby the Selenka-Blanckenhorn expedition of 1907. AfterSelenka and Blanckenhorn. 76 MEN OP THE OLD STONE AGE Ice Age of…

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