The Most Ancient Skeletal Remains of Man
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G. Schwalbe, of Strassburg, whose numerous publications on the early forms of human remains in Europe are well known to every anthropologist. 4 Notes on the specimens. — The remains of the Neanderthal skeleton are preserved in the Provincial Museum at Bonn, where, due to the courtesy of the director, Prof. Hans Lehner, the writer was enabled to examine the originals and later have them photographed.
The skull (pis. 14-16) is gray in color, with large mud-brownish patches on the outside, and whi...tish gray to whitish brown on the inside. It is decidedly heavy and mineralized. It is plainly non- pathological. The sagittal suture has evidently closed earlier than it ordinarily does in the modern man, but this must have taken place after the brain ceased to influence the cranial vault, for it resulted in no deformation. The coronal suture is obliterated up to the iVircb^w, R. Untersuchung des Neanderthal-Schadels. Zeit. F. Etbnol. , vol. 4, 1872, Verhandl. Berl. Ges. F. Anthr. , etc. , pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. Schwalbe, of Strassburg, whose numerous publications on the early forms of human remains in Europe are well known to every anthropologist. 4 Notes on the specimens. — The remains of the Neanderthal skeleton are preserved in the Provincial Museum at Bonn, where, due to the courtesy of the director, Prof. Hans Lehner, the writer was enabled to examine the originals and later have them photographed.
The skull (pis. 14-16) is gray in color, with large mud-brownish patches on the outside, and whi...tish gray to whitish brown on the inside. It is decidedly heavy and mineralized. It is plainly non- pathological. The sagittal suture has evidently closed earlier than it ordinarily does in the modern man, but this must have taken place after the brain ceased to influence the cranial vault, for it resulted in no deformation. The coronal suture is obliterated up to the iVircb^w, R. Untersuchung des Neanderthal-Schadels. Zeit. F. Etbnol. , vol. 4, 1872, Verhandl. Berl. Ges. F. Anthr. , etc. , pp.
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