INDEX

Acheulean type of implement, [83]; v. also [S. Acheul]
Acromegaly, [141]
Adloff, [30]
Ameghino, [54], [80]
Andalusia, [20], [76]
Andaman islands, aborigines of, [49]
Anthony, [37], [147]
[Anthropoid Ape] (v. also [Gorilla] and [Orang-utan]), [3], [13], [14], [17], [22]
Arctomys, [70], [73]
Atlas vertebra, [53], [54]
Aurignac, [49]; implements of the type of, [70], [74], [81]; skeleton from, [135–138], [145]; v. also [Homo aurignacensis hauseri]
Australian aborigines, [50]
Avebury, [17]
Badger, [73]
Baradero, [20], [53], [80]
Bayer, [99]
Berry, [9], [128]
Bison priscus, [67]; (species unknown), [72], [73], [75]
Blanckenhorn (on Trinil strata), [4]
Bos (? species), [72]; [primigenius] (v. also [Urus]), [70], [74], [86], [139]
Boulder-clay, [114], [115]
Boule, [18], [20], [37], [45], [108], [109], [116], [117], [120]
Brain, [3], [6], [7], [14], [37–39]
Brain-case (as distinct from the face), [37], [45], [47], [55], [60–62]
Branco, [54]
Breuil, [108]
Brow-ridges, [55], [61], [62]
Brückner, [116]
Brünn, [56], [57], [82]
Brüx, [56], [57]; strata, [81]
Bury S. Edmunds, [134]
Bush Race (South African aborigines), [50], [145]
Busk, [19], [46]
Canine fossa (of face), [36], [37], [55]
Cave Bear, v. Ursus
Cave Hyaena, [78]
[Cervidae] (v. also [Stag]), [67], [92]
Chelles, implements, [68], [83], [98]
Classification of human fossil remains, [60]; also [Table A]
Combe-Capelle (Dordogne), [55], [56], [81]
Commont, [98], [99], [105], [125]
Corrèze (v. also [La Chapelle]), [71]
Cranial base, [47]
Croll, [116]
Cro-Magnon, [79], [140]
Cromer, forest-bed fauna, [66]
Cross, [9], [130–132] (diagram, p. [131])
Cyrena fluminalis, [83]
Dawkins, Boyd, [125]
de Bohun, château, [122]
Dénise, [18], [147], [148]
Dewlish, eoliths from, [109]
Dolichocephalic proportions of skull, [55], [59]
Dordogne, [20], [45]: v. also [H. mousteriensis hauseri]
Duan, Eocene eoliths, [106]
Dubois, references under [Pithecanthropus erectus]
Elephas antiquus, [66], [67], [70], [78], [87], [88–90], [101], [120]; meridionalis, [101], [109]; primigenius v. [Mammoth]
Engis, [18], [19], [134], [147], [148]
Eocene period, [106]
Eoliths, [106–111]
Erect attitude, [7], [61], [147]
Falconer, [46], [114]
[Forbes Quarry] (v. also [Gibraltar]), [19], [20], [32], [46–49], [76]
Forest-bed, v. Cromer
Frizzi, [44]
[Galley Hill], [20]; gravel pit, [82], [84]; skeleton, [56–59], [86], [95], [130–132], [134]
Gaudry, [50]
Geikie, Sir A., [115]
Geikie, J., [116]
Germany, caves in, [95–98], [100]
Ghilain, [109]
[Gibraltar] (v. also [Forbes Quarry]), [19], [46–49], [76], [143–144]
Giuffrida-Ruggeri, [140]
[Gorilla] (v. [Anthropoid Ape]), [136–138]
[Grimaldi] (v. also [Grotte des Enfants]), [50–52]
[Grotte des Enfants], [20], [76–79]
Grotte du Prince, [120]
Günz, glacial phase of, [119]
Hauser, [39], [55]: v. [Homo]
Heidelberg, v. [Homo heidelbergensis]
High-level terrace gravels (of Thames), [83]
Hinton, [83], [101–104], [115], [125]
Hippopotamus, [70], [78], [120]
Hoernes, [20], [117], [120]
[Homo] [aurignacensis hauseri], [20], [55], [57], [135–138]; fossilis, [20], [60]; [heidelbergensis], [1], [10–16], [22], [26], [27], [29], [32], [41–43]; [mousteriensis hauseri], [14], [20], [32], [39–45], [73]; neogaeus, [20], [53–55]; primigenius, [27], [60]
Horse, [71], [73], [75]
Huxley, [9], [135], [147], [148]
Ibex, [73]
Implements, sequence of, [102], [103]
Interglacial phases, [67], [119], [Table B]
Ipswich skeleton, [148], [151–152]
Jalón river (Aragon) implements, [101]
Jawbone, [11–16], [26], [27], [29–31], [34], [37], [41–43], [53], [55], [60], [62]
Jersey, v. [S. Brélade]
Julien, [116]
Keith, [31], [137], [138], [140], [142], [144], [147]
Klaatsch, [20], [28], [36], [56]; diphyletic theory, [135], [136], [139]
Kramberger, [20], [24], [27], [30]
Krapina, [20], [24–31], [32], [34], [42], [68–71]; fauna, [91], [92]
[La Chapelle-aux-Saints], [20], [33–39], [47], [71]
La Ferrassie, [20], [39], [45], [74], [75], [98]
Laloy, [30]
La Naulette, [18], and [fig. 14]
La Quina, preface, [vi], [39], [150]
Laville, [106], [125]
Lehmann-Nitsche, [20], [54], [80]
Le Mas d'Azil, [95], [97]
Le Moustier, [29], [45]; cave, [73–75]: v. also [Mousterian]
Leontiasis ossea, [142]
Levallois, [68]
Limb bones, [50], [55]
Löss, [79], [80]; in Lower Austria, [124]
Lyell, [114], [117], [147], [148]
Macnamara, [46]
Maffle, implements of, [83], [102], [104]
Magdalenian period, [121]
Malarnaud, [18]
[Mammoth], [18], [82], [92]
Manouvrier, [15], [34], [38]
Marett, [20], [30]
Marmot, [70], [73]
Mastoid process, [55]
Mauer, v. also [H. heidelbergensis], [65–66], [90], [104], [148]
Mentone, v. [Grimaldi] and [Grotte des Enfants]
[Mimomys], [88], [89]
Mindel, glacial phase of, [119]
Miocene period, [80]
Moir, [106], [109]
Monte Hermoso, [20], [53], [54], [80]
Morlot, [115]
Mortillet, [117]
[Mousterian period], [121–125]; types of implement of, [67], [68], [70], [71], [78], [94–98], [118], [134]
Munck, [109]
Mural decorative art in caves, [76]
Neanderthal, [18], [19], [24], [27], [34–36], [38], [47], [55], [131–138], [147], [148]
Negroid characters, [50], [52]
Nehring, [20]
Neolithic implements, [109]
Newton, [20], [57]
New World, v. [S. America]
Nicolle, [30]
Northfleet, [57]: v. [Galley Hill]
Obermaier, [68], [99], [108], [116], [117]
Ofnet, [96–98], [100]
Oligocene period, implements in, [110]
[Orang-utan], [136–138]: v. also [Anthropoid Ape]
Ostiaks, cranial form, [144]
Pech de l'Aze, [20], [46], [75]
Penck, [106], [107], [116–124], [126]
Peyrony, [20], [45]
[Pithecanthropus erectus], [1–9], [14], [15], [31], [54], [63–65], [148]
Pituitary gland and secretion, [141], [142]
Pleistocene mammals and period, [66], [84]
Pliocene strata, [64], [80]
Prestwich, [114]
Prince of Monaco, [50]
Prognathism, [36], [50]
Pruner-Bey, [49]
Pygmy types of mankind, [49], [54]
Ramsay, [115]
Reindeer, [71], [73–75], [78], [79], [86], [91], [92]
Rhinoceros etruscus, [66], [87–89]; megarhinus, [87–89]; merckii, [67], [70], [78], [87], [89], [90], [92], [93], [96], [120]; tichorhinus, [71], [73], [82], [92]
Riss, glacial phase of, [119]
River-drift, [115]
Ronda, [49]
Roth, [20]
Rutot, [83], [102–107], [111]
[S. Acheul], [68], [101], [134]
[S. Brélade], [20], [30], [32], [71], [150], [Table A]
Saporta, [125]
Schliz, [140]
Schmidt, [95], [125]
Schoetensack, [65], [66]
Schwalbe, [4], [9], [20], [27], [46], [82]
Scott, [80]
Sera, [20], [46–48], [142–146]
Sinel, [30]
Sirgenstein, [96–98], [100]
Skeletons, contracted position of, [73], [74], [78]
Skertchley, [116], [117]
Sollas, [20], [46], [124]
Solutré-period and implements of, [124]
[South America], [20], [52–55], [79–81]
Southern fauna, [67]
Spy cave-men, [18], [19], [21], [24], [32], [34], [35], [44], [53]
[Stag], [75]: v. also [Cervidae]
Stature, [38], [44], [49], [59], [61]
Steinmann, [80]
Stone implements, value in evidence, [93]
Strépy, implements of, [83], [102], [104]
Sturge, [109], [117]
Suidae, v. Swine
Swine, [67], [92], [139]
Taubach, [10], [20], [21–23], [31], [53], [67], [70], [86]; fauna, [123]; implements, [78], [98], [101]
Teeth, [4], [10], [11], [14], [15], [21–23], [26], [27], [29–31], [41], [42], [50], [53], [60], [62]
Tertiary mollusca, [80]
Tetraprothomo, [54]
Thames gravels, [83]
Tilloux, implements and fauna of, [101]
Tornqvist, [117]
Trinil, [66], v. also [P. erectus]
Trogontherium, [87], [89]
Turner, [19]
Ursus arctos, [70]; arvernensis, [66], [88], [89]; deningeri, [66]; spelaeus, [66], [70], [72]
[Urus], v. [Bos primigenius]
Venezuela, [145]
Verneau, [20], [50], [51]
Verner, [20], [49]
Voles, [92]; v. [Mimomys]
Walkhoff, [30]
Warren, [108]
Weiss, [67]
Wildkirchli, [122]
Wolf, [73]
Würm: glacial phase of, [119]
Württemburg, caverns of, [95–98], [100]

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