Man from the farthest past
Source:
Bishop, Carl Whiting, 1881-1942; Abbot, Charles Greeley; Hrdlička, Aleš. Abbot, C. G. (Charles Greeley), 1872, Editor
Man from the farthest past
(Smithsonian Science Series, Volume 7)
Smithsonian institution series, inc., 1930
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Contents
[Frontispiece] A fanciful sketch of prehistoric man which suggests the rude conditions of his life
[Title page] Man from the farthest past
Preface, Bishop, C. W. pp. i-iii ff.
Chapter I: man's theater of action, pp. 1-11
Chapter II: the chorus of man's stage, pp. 12-22
Chapter III: the development of the individual human being, pp. 23-36
Chapter IV: the study of human prehistory, pp. 37-55
Chapter V: the Ice Age, pp. 56-70 ff.
Chapter VI: man the cave dweller, pp. 71-82
Chapter VII: Neanderthal man, pp. 83-109
Chapter VIII: Neanderthal man (contintued): remains of early man near Weimar, pp. 110-133
Chapter IX: the most ancient remains of man: the piltdown remains, pp. 134-165
Chapter X: the unfolding of man's intelligence, pp. 166-181
Chapter XI: the Old Stone Age, pp. 182-233
Chapter XII: the Middle Stone Age, pp. 234-245
Chapter XIII: the New Stone Age, pp. 246-265
Chapter XIV: the age of bronze, pp. 266-293
Chapter XV: ancient Egypt, Asia Minor, and Crete, pp. 294-312
Chapter XVI: other centers of civilization, pp. 313-325
Chapter XVII: prehistoric man in the New World, pp. 326-351
Chapter XVIII: new discoveries concerning ancient man, pp. 352-373
Bibliography, pp. 374-380
Appendix: Neanderthal remains, pp. 381-385 ff.
Index, pp. 387-397 ff.
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