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Title: The American Museum journal
Identifier: americanmuseumjo14amer (find matches)
Year: c1900-(1918) (c190s)
Authors: American Museum of Natural History
Subjects: Natural history
Publisher: New York : American Museum of Natural History
Contributing Library: American Museum of Natural History Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

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200 THE AMERICAN MUSEUM JOURNAL to apes in mentality, in power of speech and in ability to use the hand as an organ of the will and intelligence. But they also believe that all these higher faculties, marvelous as they are, find their beginnings in the psychic and physical life of the apes, that the key to the mental and structural adaptations of mankind is to be found in the Primates alone among mammals. Such being the general viewpoint of palaeontologists and comparative anato- mists, it need hardly be said that, to them, the Piltdown man, far from dis- proving the "Darwinian theory," is indeed a sort of "man in the making." He is one of the innumerable experiments made in Nature's vast laboratory, an early branch of the prehuman stock which had achieved a low human stage of brain and brain-case, but which in face and dentition still bore unmistakable traces of derivation from large-brained, primitive anthropoid apes. <y7 o ^ (^ 'c^ 05> <0 <3 '. <^7 • . . c^^- ■. • • • « '^. C^ 3 _ . » "^^^^^ ^Z^ ^ r-^<^ • '^=" ^ ' C^
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Fig 11. Diagram of section of gravel-bed at Piltdown. After Dawson 1. Surface soil, with flints. Thickness = 1 foot 2. Pale-yellow sandy loam with gravel and flints. One Palieolithic worlied flint was found in the middle of this bed. Thickness = 2 feet, 6 inches 3. Dark-brown gravel, with flints, Pliocene rolled fossils and Eoanthropus remains, beaver tooth, " eoliths " and one worked flint. 18 inches 4. Pale yellow clay and sand. 8 inches 5. Undisturbed strata of Wealden age

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