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p 105 Huxley says that the skulls of many south Germans & Swiss are "as short & as broad as those of the Tartars, while those of the Scandinavians are as long as those of the Esquimaux."

p 169 Prof. Broca say "the quabernary race of les Eyzies differs from the quat. race of the caverns of Belgium as much as the most dissimilar modern races."

p 171 The skulls have large capacity; superior to the average skull of the present day.

172 This race presents a most singular combination of low or simious & high characteristics, the latter in accordance with their works of art

175 He concludes by saying "that the race of les Eyzies

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"is entirely different from any other race, ancient or modern, that we have ever seen or heard of."

Thomas Henry Huxley. 1869. On the distribution of the races of mankind, and its bearing on the antiquity of man. International congress of prehistoric archaeology: transactions of the third session which opened at Norwich on the 20th August and closed in London on the 28 August 1868, pp. 92-105. link

Paul Broca. 1869. On the crania and bones of Les Eyzies, Dordogne. International congress of prehistoric archaeology: transactions of the third session which opened at Norwich on the 20th August and closed in London on the 28 August 1868, pp. 168-175. link