[11] It is perhaps worth making the suggestion that these anthropomorphic figures with their animal snouts may in some cases be caricatures, at the hands of the ‘Men of Cro-Magnon’, of the low negroid element of the population—the ‘Men of Grimaldi’ of Dr. Verneau—with their markedly prognathous jaws and broad nostrils.
[12] Anthropologie, xv (1904), p. 638.
[13] Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology, 1879-80, p. 312.
[14] Cf. Lucretius, v. 1030, 1031 ‘ipsa videtur Protrahere ad gestum pueros infantia linguae’.
[15] For smoke the same, but undulating. The sign is also used for fire.
[16] Garrick Mallery.
[17] E. Piette, ‘Les Galets Coloris de Mas d’Azil’ (Anthropologie, vii, pp. 386 seqq.), and ‘Les Écritures de l’Âge glyptique’ (op. cit., xvi, pp. 1 seqq.).
[18] Anthropologie, t. xiv (1905), pp. 655 seqq.
[19] Ed. 1672, p. 125. A.
[20] Scheffer, op. cit. p. 129—see Fig.