The Antiquity of Man
The Antiquity of Man
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His eminence as a geologist, and especially his caution as a thinker, are the best guarantees we could have that these human remains belong to a man who lived while the 100-foot terrace was still in process of formation. As for my part, when I commenced a systematic examination of these remains in 19 10 my attitude towards them was one of scepticism. The discovery of a man — differing only in details from men now living in England — in so ancient a formation seemed at variance with a belief in ...the orderly succession of evolutionary stages in man's early history. It was only when I saw that there was no possibility of denying the authenticity of the discovery without doing an injury to truth, that it became apparent to me, as it had done to many other inquirers, 1 that the find at Galley Hill had 1 M. A. Rutot, " L'age probable du squelette de Galley Hill, " Bullet. Socidtt! Beige de Geol. , 1909, vol. Xxiii. P. 239. Professor V. (Juiffrida- Ruggeri, Archiv. Per PAntropol. , 1910, vol.
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His eminence as a geologist, and especially his caution as a thinker, are the best guarantees we could have that these human remains belong to a man who lived while the 100-foot terrace was still in process of formation. As for my part, when I commenced a systematic examination of these remains in 19 10 my attitude towards them was one of scepticism. The discovery of a man — differing only in details from men now living in England — in so ancient a formation seemed at variance with a belief in ...the orderly succession of evolutionary stages in man's early history. It was only when I saw that there was no possibility of denying the authenticity of the discovery without doing an injury to truth, that it became apparent to me, as it had done to many other inquirers, 1 that the find at Galley Hill had 1 M. A. Rutot, " L'age probable du squelette de Galley Hill, " Bullet. Socidtt! Beige de Geol. , 1909, vol. Xxiii. P. 239. Professor V. (Juiffrida- Ruggeri, Archiv. Per PAntropol. , 1910, vol.
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