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1
Chamber's Encyclopaedia
They may represent a group of hybrids between palaean- thropic and
neanthropic types; or they may be intermediate stages in the evolution, during the
Last interglacial and the early part of Wurm I, of//, sapiens from a palaeanthropic
ancestor.
2
Animal and Man in Bible Lands: Supplement
This type, however, showed a much higher physical variability than is observed
in any human population of our days, with many tendencies to and transitions
from Palaeanthropic to Neanthropic man. The theory that this variability is due to
...
Friedrich Simon Bodenheimer, 1960
3
Chambers's Encyclopaedia
Palestinian Neanderthal tvpe palaeanthropic (Skhul V) and neanthropic Ai. BouU
: Let Homines Fossiles; courtesy, Masson et Cie, Paris] FIG. 4. — ANCIENT AND
MODERN MAN COMPARED Skeletons of Neanderthal man (left) and modern ...
4
Chambers's encyclopædia
Palestinian Neanderthal type palaeanthropic (Skhul V) and neanthropic M. Bcule
: Let Hommes Fossiles; courtesy, Malum el Cie, Paris] FIG. 4. — ANCIENT AND
MODERN MAN COMPARED Skeletons of Neanderthal man (left) and modern ...
Elliot Smith realised this break in his study of the physical remains and proposed
the names Palaeanthropic and Neanthropic to distinguish the two phases.2
Jacques de Morgan reserved the word Palaeolithic for the earlier cultures and ...
6
Foundations of Social Archaeology: Selected Writings of V. ...
Sicily, 82, 119, 122, 135 Silesia, 53 Skara Brae (Orkney), 77, 90, 115 Slovakia,
53 Smith, Adam, 9 Smith, Grafton Elliot, 33, 39, 73, 146; Neanthropic, as term,
147; Palaeanthropic, as term, 147 social anthropology: societal archaeology, ...
Vere Gordon Childe, Thomas Carl Patterson, Charles E. Orser, 2004
But it is recognised that neanthropic man is not descended. from palaeanthropic
man. Neither Neanderthal man nor Pithecanthropus nor Sinanthropus were
among his ancestors. Indeed neanthropic man existed contemporaneously with ...
8
Journal of the Palaeontological Society of India
Although we believe there is sufficient evidence of the existence of Eoanthropus
to suggest that Cro-Magnon, and the Caucasoids generally, and the Mongoloids,
did not arise from the same Neanderthaloid (Palaeanthropic) foundations.
9
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
16c: from Italian paladmo, from Latin palatums belonging to the palace. • see
PALAEO- palaeanthropology or paleoanthropology : - noun the branch of
ANTHROPOLOGY concerned with the study of fossil humanoids. •
palaeanthropic adj.
10
South African Journal of Science
It is true that Professor Dreyer considers this skull as palaeanthropic (Homo
africanthropus helmei), and that he places him in a lower genus of the hominidae
than the one containing the two species Homo sapiens and Homo primigenius.
