Hoernes, Moritz, 1852-1917, Loewe, James H. · London, Dent · leaf 44
tion from the last of the great epochs to thepresent period in the history of the earth was accomplishedalmost imperceptibly. Nevertheless when we consider theresults in their entirety, the difference between the two is verygreat. In place of the cold dry atmosphere, which was acharacteristic… … Fig. 16.—Earliest Grinding Stone for Corn. bear, together with a few other less important mammals,entirely disappeared. The lion, the leopard, and the hysenamigrated to warmer countries, the reindeer and other repre-sentatives of Diluvial fauna wandered northwards, whilst thechamois, the marmot,…
Archaeology · Prehistoric peoples
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