The Origin And Evolution of Primitive Man
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The Nilotic people, who as they developed travelled farther north, were taller, stronger and more developed on every point, and would not allow these to come north of this, but drove them back south.
The true Negroes, as you understand them, never left Africa at all, until they were ex- ported as slaves.
The Bushman and Pygmy do not fight each other, but the Nilotic Negro kills all the Bushmen and Pygmies he can.
Now, having given you proof that the Pygmy was the first man and that his home was... inner Africa, let us see what evidence we have of his great antiquity.
I am pleased to see, from recent extracts and articles, that Professor Keith has also arrived at the conclusion that man must have existed on the earth over 750, 000 years ago. But what does he mean by this state- OF PRIMITIVE MAN 41 ment, " that the glacial period extended through hundreds of thousands of years in Europe " ?
Professor Sollas, Professor of Geology, Oxford, F. R. S. , etc. , states (ch. I. In his recent book, " Ancient Hunters and their Modern Representatives ") — That the world is now as it has always been, as regards man and his past history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Nilotic people, who as they developed travelled farther north, were taller, stronger and more developed on every point, and would not allow these to come north of this, but drove them back south.
The true Negroes, as you understand them, never left Africa at all, until they were ex- ported as slaves.
The Bushman and Pygmy do not fight each other, but the Nilotic Negro kills all the Bushmen and Pygmies he can.
Now, having given you proof that the Pygmy was the first man and that his home was... inner Africa, let us see what evidence we have of his great antiquity.
I am pleased to see, from recent extracts and articles, that Professor Keith has also arrived at the conclusion that man must have existed on the earth over 750, 000 years ago. But what does he mean by this state- OF PRIMITIVE MAN 41 ment, " that the glacial period extended through hundreds of thousands of years in Europe " ?
Professor Sollas, Professor of Geology, Oxford, F. R. S. , etc. , states (ch. I. In his recent book, " Ancient Hunters and their Modern Representatives ") — That the world is now as it has always been, as regards man and his past history.
What to read after The Origin And Evolution of Primitive Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Churchward to read onlineMoreLess
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