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ABSTRACT PBOF. H. BREUIL has recently delivered the Huxley Memorial Lecture of the Royal Anthropological Institute for 1941 (from the Institute, 2s. 6d.). The delay, of course, was

consequent on the War. His subject was “The Discovery of the Antiquity of Man”. A useful historical retrospect occupies several pages, after which the geological and palseontological

situation is considered. Prof. Breuil has not attempted to bring forward new matter; but stands back, as it were, for a moment and takes stock of the edifice of knowledge on this subject

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