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Side xviii
The history of man is unconsciously largely written on shards , and the
elucidation of these unwritten records is as interesting and important as the
deciphering of the cruciform inscriptions on the clay tablets of Assyria . The book
of pots has yet ...
The history of man is unconsciously largely written on shards , and the
elucidation of these unwritten records is as interesting and important as the
deciphering of the cruciform inscriptions on the clay tablets of Assyria . The book
of pots has yet ...
Side 13
Apart from the monuments of Egypt and Assyria there are few pictorial
representations of ancient peoples which are of sufficient exactitude to serve as
conclusive evidence on these points . In Egypt there is an immense mass of
pictorial and ...
Apart from the monuments of Egypt and Assyria there are few pictorial
representations of ancient peoples which are of sufficient exactitude to serve as
conclusive evidence on these points . In Egypt there is an immense mass of
pictorial and ...
Side 16
The sculptures from Assyria and Babylon can also be brought into evidence to
support the general conclusions drawn from those of Egypt . According to Bertin ,
' they are more realistic in many ways than the Egyptian pictures , I Fourn .
The sculptures from Assyria and Babylon can also be brought into evidence to
support the general conclusions drawn from those of Egypt . According to Bertin ,
' they are more realistic in many ways than the Egyptian pictures , I Fourn .
Side 17
In Assyria , Bertin finds two types : ( 1 ) The aristocratic and military caste , with a
long head , straight forehead , slightly curved nose hanging a little over the upper
lip , and often thin lips ; the hair was wavy . ( 2 ) The lower classes , with a small ...
In Assyria , Bertin finds two types : ( 1 ) The aristocratic and military caste , with a
long head , straight forehead , slightly curved nose hanging a little over the upper
lip , and often thin lips ; the hair was wavy . ( 2 ) The lower classes , with a small ...
Side 18
Joseph Jacobs , who has made an elaborate study of Jewish anthropology ,
states ' that the persistency of the Jewish type for the last 2600 years is
conclusively proved by the Assyrian bas - relief of the captive Jews of Lachish .
Without going ...
Joseph Jacobs , who has made an elaborate study of Jewish anthropology ,
states ' that the persistency of the Jewish type for the last 2600 years is
conclusively proved by the Assyrian bas - relief of the captive Jews of Lachish .
Without going ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | The Study of Man Progressive science series Bind 1 af The science series Bind 1 af The science series, ed. by J. M. Cattell and F. E. Beddard |
| Forfatter | Alfred Cort Haddon |
| Udgiver | G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1898 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Harvard University |
| Digitaliseret | 24. jan 2006 |
| Længde | 410 sider |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |