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La Madeleine, Dor- dogne, France. • Ftg. 3. Engraving of seal on canine tooth of bear. Grotte of Duruthy, southwestern France.
Report of National Museum, 1888. — Wilson.
Paleol Fig. 1. Baton de commandment; reindeer b La Madeleine, Dordogne, France.
Fig. 2. Reindeer horn; representation of a ft Fig. 3. Baton de commandment; reindeer Ik Fig. 4. Rude engraving on scapula of ox. L A STUDY OF PREHISTORIC ANTHROPOLOGY. 617 There has also been found an instrument made of reindeer horn, the use of whi...ch is as yet unknown. It has been named " Baton (or stick) de Oommandement,'^ and is supposed to have been some sort of emblem of authority. Their length was such as to require the principal part of a reindeer horn,*and from two to three holes about three-fourths of an inch in diameter were drilled through sideways.* These artistic manifestations are intended not alone for utility, as in the decoration of implements, weapons, and utensils, but they display art for its own sake. Sketches have been discovered which, like those of many artists of the present day, appear to have been purely for practice or for innate 1 ove of the work.t They are mere essays, attera pts in which the artists have made various efforts on the same piece with- out any attempted relation one to the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
La Madeleine, Dor- dogne, France. • Ftg. 3. Engraving of seal on canine tooth of bear. Grotte of Duruthy, southwestern France.
Report of National Museum, 1888. — Wilson.
Paleol Fig. 1. Baton de commandment; reindeer b La Madeleine, Dordogne, France.
Fig. 2. Reindeer horn; representation of a ft Fig. 3. Baton de commandment; reindeer Ik Fig. 4. Rude engraving on scapula of ox. L A STUDY OF PREHISTORIC ANTHROPOLOGY. 617 There has also been found an instrument made of reindeer horn, the use of whi...ch is as yet unknown. It has been named " Baton (or stick) de Oommandement,'^ and is supposed to have been some sort of emblem of authority. Their length was such as to require the principal part of a reindeer horn,*and from two to three holes about three-fourths of an inch in diameter were drilled through sideways.* These artistic manifestations are intended not alone for utility, as in the decoration of implements, weapons, and utensils, but they display art for its own sake. Sketches have been discovered which, like those of many artists of the present day, appear to have been purely for practice or for innate 1 ove of the work.t They are mere essays, attera pts in which the artists have made various efforts on the same piece with- out any attempted relation one to the other.
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