The Evolution of Man and Society, المجلد 1Col. maps on lining papers. Bibliography: p. 681-711. |
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1 ORIGIN OF MAN I. MONKEYS AND MEN M AN'S ANIMAL ORIGINS were first seriously discussed in 1699. In that year a certain Edward Tyson dissected a chimpanzee which had been brought to London from Africa and discovered its close ...
1 ORIGIN OF MAN I. MONKEYS AND MEN M AN'S ANIMAL ORIGINS were first seriously discussed in 1699. In that year a certain Edward Tyson dissected a chimpanzee which had been brought to London from Africa and discovered its close ...
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Its origin , growth and decay have probably repeated themselves many times in Bantu history . But it has been only during the last three or four centuries that these processes could be demonstrated . Their consequences provide us with a ...
Its origin , growth and decay have probably repeated themselves many times in Bantu history . But it has been only during the last three or four centuries that these processes could be demonstrated . Their consequences provide us with a ...
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Water Transport : Origins and Early Evolution . ( Indonesian Outriggers ) Cambridge U.P. HUXLEY , J. S. 1942. Evolution : the Modern Synthesis . Allen and Unwin , London . MAINE , SIR HENRY . 1861-1885 .
Water Transport : Origins and Early Evolution . ( Indonesian Outriggers ) Cambridge U.P. HUXLEY , J. S. 1942. Evolution : the Modern Synthesis . Allen and Unwin , London . MAINE , SIR HENRY . 1861-1885 .
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PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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