The Antiquity of Man
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This instrument was well shaped, and sharply pointed, and in so good a state of preservation that it might still be usedfor piercing the tough skins of animals.
Scattered through the same ashes and earth were the bones of thevarious species of animals enumerated in the subjoined lists, withthe exception of two, marked with an asterisk, which only occurredin the interior of the grotto:-- TABLE 10/1. NUMBERS OF INDIVIDUALS, BONES OF WHICH WERE FOUND INTHE AURIGNAC CAVE.
COLUMN 1 : NAME OF SPECIES....
COLUMN 2 : NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS.
1. CARNIVORA 1. Ursus spelaeus (cave-bear) : 5 to 6. 2. Ursus arctos ? (brown bear) : 1. 3. Meles taxus (badger) : 1 to 2. 4. Putorius vulgaris (polecat) : 1. 5. *Felis spelaea (cave-lion) : 1. 6. Felis catus ferus (wild cat) : 1. 7. Hyaena spelaea (cave-hyaena) : 5 to 6. 8. Canis lupus (wolf) : 3. 9. Canis vulpes (fox) : 18 to 20.
2. HERBIVORA.
1. Elephas primigenius (mammoth, two molars). 2. Rhinoceros tichorhinus (Siberian rhinoceros) : 1. 3. Equus caballus (horse) : 12 to 15.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This instrument was well shaped, and sharply pointed, and in so good a state of preservation that it might still be usedfor piercing the tough skins of animals.
Scattered through the same ashes and earth were the bones of thevarious species of animals enumerated in the subjoined lists, withthe exception of two, marked with an asterisk, which only occurredin the interior of the grotto:-- TABLE 10/1. NUMBERS OF INDIVIDUALS, BONES OF WHICH WERE FOUND INTHE AURIGNAC CAVE.
COLUMN 1 : NAME OF SPECIES....
COLUMN 2 : NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS.
1. CARNIVORA 1. Ursus spelaeus (cave-bear) : 5 to 6. 2. Ursus arctos ? (brown bear) : 1. 3. Meles taxus (badger) : 1 to 2. 4. Putorius vulgaris (polecat) : 1. 5. *Felis spelaea (cave-lion) : 1. 6. Felis catus ferus (wild cat) : 1. 7. Hyaena spelaea (cave-hyaena) : 5 to 6. 8. Canis lupus (wolf) : 3. 9. Canis vulpes (fox) : 18 to 20.
2. HERBIVORA.
1. Elephas primigenius (mammoth, two molars). 2. Rhinoceros tichorhinus (Siberian rhinoceros) : 1. 3. Equus caballus (horse) : 12 to 15.
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