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Ragnarok: the age of fire and gravel (1883)

Donnelly, Ignatius, 1831-1901 · New York, D. Appleton and Company · leaf 365

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laeolithic remains of man. The oldest evidence of the existence of man is prob-ably the fragment of a cut rib from the Pliocenes ofTuscany, preserved in the museum at Florence ; it wasassociated with flint-flakes and a piece of rude pot-tery.^ But the art-capacity of these people was not limitedto… … A Specdien of Pke-glacial Caeting. Sir John Lubbock says : The artist has ingeniously adapted the position ofthe animal to the necessities of the case. The horns arethrown back on the neck, the fore-legs are doubled upunder the belly, and the hind-legs are stretched out alongthe blade. * These…

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