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Page 472
... Aurignacian period ( the commencement of the Upper Palaeolithic ) , and replaced Homo neanderthalensis of the Mousterian period . Thus the new spirit of man and modern man himself are revealed in the Upper Palaeolithic period . This ...
... Aurignacian period ( the commencement of the Upper Palaeolithic ) , and replaced Homo neanderthalensis of the Mousterian period . Thus the new spirit of man and modern man himself are revealed in the Upper Palaeolithic period . This ...
Page 473
... Aurignacian phase , while Western and Central Europe were passing successively through the Solutrean and Magdalenian stages of culture . Thus the Mediterranean lands as a whole passed directly from the Aurignacian stage to the Neolithic ...
... Aurignacian phase , while Western and Central Europe were passing successively through the Solutrean and Magdalenian stages of culture . Thus the Mediterranean lands as a whole passed directly from the Aurignacian stage to the Neolithic ...
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... Aurignacian phase of culture , was relatively recent in the geological sense . The validity of such chronological inferences is strengthened when it is realized that the methods of flint - working of practically every race conform ...
... Aurignacian phase of culture , was relatively recent in the geological sense . The validity of such chronological inferences is strengthened when it is realized that the methods of flint - working of practically every race conform ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWs | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
THE ANCIENT COINAGE OF SOUTHERN ARABIA By G F HILL Read | 57 |
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