A Manual of the Antiquity of Man
A Manual of the Antiquity of Man
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IJabitations and Food. — The caves and rock-shelters gave way ejitirely to the rude huts which now protected man. If they were resorted to, it was only from some peculiar cause or danger. The food was the same as in the neolithic, with additions to the cereals.
BEONZE EPOCH.
109 Clotldng. — The skins of animals were used less than formerly for clothing. Garments made of other material have been found, and even the whole dress of a chief. In a tumulus of Jutland there were found a thick woollen ...cap, a coarse woollen cloak (Fig. 17), semicircular in form, scal- loped out round the neck, shaggy in the inside, three feet four inches long, and wide in proj)ortion ; two woollen shawls, a woollen shirt, woollen loggings, and the remains of a pair of leather boots. Fibrous plants also contributed to the comfort Fig. 17.
Woollen Cloak of the Bronze Epoch, Found in 1861, Uf A Tumulus in Jutland.
of man, and were possibly used for summer wear, and under garments in winter.
Implements. — The ijeople of this age made great improve- ments in their weapons, tools, and ornaments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IJabitations and Food. — The caves and rock-shelters gave way ejitirely to the rude huts which now protected man. If they were resorted to, it was only from some peculiar cause or danger. The food was the same as in the neolithic, with additions to the cereals.
BEONZE EPOCH.
109 Clotldng. — The skins of animals were used less than formerly for clothing. Garments made of other material have been found, and even the whole dress of a chief. In a tumulus of Jutland there were found a thick woollen ...cap, a coarse woollen cloak (Fig. 17), semicircular in form, scal- loped out round the neck, shaggy in the inside, three feet four inches long, and wide in proj)ortion ; two woollen shawls, a woollen shirt, woollen loggings, and the remains of a pair of leather boots. Fibrous plants also contributed to the comfort Fig. 17.
Woollen Cloak of the Bronze Epoch, Found in 1861, Uf A Tumulus in Jutland.
of man, and were possibly used for summer wear, and under garments in winter.
Implements. — The ijeople of this age made great improve- ments in their weapons, tools, and ornaments.
What to read after A Manual of the Antiquity of Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maclean, J. P. (John Patterson), 1848-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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