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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 367

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grite, Belgium. With due regard foranalogies, it would rather appear probable that this archaicsculpture was autochthonous. MEN OF CHE 01.P STONE A.GE 7\; ..:: ;. ;;■_:.;-. :ru: and dra^ir.c ■ va> a.:*.v>: cc:-:a:r.l\autochtho:. .^ because e com its most rudiments begmimigs. This nor. . im… … : . - - Found in thero woolly rhi-Aftei Bn the y - ;- western Europe of the tundra fauna. It as preference, an aninial art, begun by the Aurignacians but larg; suspended in Sohitreau times. I ..intrng8* also had its birth in the Aurignacian. in the simplecontours of the hand pressed against a wall…

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