. Les animaux et l'homme ; un manuel élémentaire de zoologie et de physiologie humaine. Zoologie, physiologie. 386 LES ANIMAUX ET L'HOMME les hommes scientifiques. Certains disent qu'ils montrent le travail brut indubitable de la première apparition de l'homme ; d'autres disent que leur forme et caractère sont dus à l'action fortuite des éléments. Si ce eoliths sont des droits de l'élaboration, l'aube de l'histoire de l'homme va beaucoup plus loin que nous le connaissons aujourd'hui, d'aller. L'anthropologue anglais, Abbott, a récemment tiré un mot photo, sur la base de ses découvertes près de Hastings, d'une scène de la vie de l'homme préhistorique :. Fig. 189. V

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. The animals and man; an elementary textbook of zoology and human physiology. Zoology; Physiology. 386 THE ANIMALS AND MAN the scientific men. Some say they show the indubitable crude work of earliest man; others say that their shape and chipped character are due to the fortuitous action of the elements. If these eoliths are of human shaping, the dawn of man's history goes very much farther back than we now know it to go. The English anthropologist, Abbott, has lately drawn a word picture, on the basis of his discoveries near Hastings, of a scene from the life of prehistoric man:. Fig. 189. Vertebra of young reindeer with flint arrowhead imbedded in the bone. From the Cave of Perigord, France. (After Lartel and Christy.) "In a comer formed by the cliff face and a projecting fissure wall squatted one of the old fellows chipping away at a flint, a heap of which lay by his side. In his hand was a hard-worn quartzite hammer-stone, one of the most cherished objects of his life. Near him crouched his wife, and possibly offspring, collecting the flakes he struck ofif, and sorting them into little heaps according to the purposes for which they were suitable.. Near him was another old fellow, working away at one of those beautiful bi-concavo-convex ridged-back, finely-worked, round-based, spear tips; he had finished the prize all but one blow, which would have. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Kellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman), 1867-1937; McCracken, Mary Isabel. New York, H. Holt and Company

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