Anthropological Scraps No 1 5 Sept 10 1919 Dec 5 1921
Anthropological Scraps No 1 5 Sept 10 1919 Dec 5 1921
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1211 Harvard Street. Washington, D. C.
BULLETIN 60, BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY.
Let no one suppose t hat, ii* penning these articles on the antiquity of man in America, the writer is inspired by ill-feeling toward any one who holds opposite views No such sentiment is entertained; not even toward the anthropologist who would try to run in as changelings, for one Pleistocene man a base-born Caucasio-Amerind and for an- other an astray chamsecephalic Dutchman. I honor my scientific confreres and... desire greatly to turn some of them from the errors of their ways.
The Bureau of Ethnology not long ago issued its Bulletin No. 60. The author is the head-curator of anthropology in the U. S. National Museum; the major subject is the lithic industries of the aboriginals in America. So far as the present writer can judge, the principal theme has been elaborated b3'the strong and steady hand of a master. In an introductory portion of nearly 100 pages the antiquity of man in the country is considered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1211 Harvard Street. Washington, D. C.
BULLETIN 60, BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY.
Let no one suppose t hat, ii* penning these articles on the antiquity of man in America, the writer is inspired by ill-feeling toward any one who holds opposite views No such sentiment is entertained; not even toward the anthropologist who would try to run in as changelings, for one Pleistocene man a base-born Caucasio-Amerind and for an- other an astray chamsecephalic Dutchman. I honor my scientific confreres and... desire greatly to turn some of them from the errors of their ways.
The Bureau of Ethnology not long ago issued its Bulletin No. 60. The author is the head-curator of anthropology in the U. S. National Museum; the major subject is the lithic industries of the aboriginals in America. So far as the present writer can judge, the principal theme has been elaborated b3'the strong and steady hand of a master. In an introductory portion of nearly 100 pages the antiquity of man in the country is considered.
What to read after Anthropological Scraps No 1 5 Sept 10 1919 Dec 5 1921?
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