Joly, N. (Nicolas), 1812-1885 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. · leaf 95
calls attention to thefact that the skeleton in question offers no characteristicsAvhich in any way proves it to be akin to monkeys, andthat the human skulls wliieh it most nearly resemblesare those found at Cro-]\[agnon (Perigord). Three otherskeletons presenimg the same characters as the above… … Fig. 21. Female skull of Cro-Magnon, wounded in the forehead. (After Louis Lartet.) occasion to speak of these caves where we treat of theburial grounds, we need only mention this fact in passing. When isolated human bones, more or less entire, areintermixed with the remains of extinct species,…
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