[10] Capitan, Breuil et Peyrony, ‘Figures anthropomorphes ou humaines de la Caverne des Combarelles.’ _Congrès International d’Anthropologie, etc._, 1906, pp. 408 seqq. (See p. 411, Fig. 149.) [11] It is perhaps worth making the suggestion that these anthropomorphic figures with their animal snouts may in some cases be caricatures, at the hands of the ‘Men of Cro-Magnon’, of the low negroid element of the population--the ‘Men of Grimaldi’ of Dr. Verneau--with their markedly prognathous jaws and broad nostrils. [12] _Anthropologie_, xv (1904), p. 638. [13] _Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology_, 1879-80, p. 312. [14] Cf. Lucretius, v. 1030, 1031 ‘ipsa videtur Protrahere ad gestum pueros infantia linguae’. [15] For smoke the same, but undulating. The sign is also used for fire. [16] Garrick Mallery. [17] E. Piette, ‘Les Galets Coloris de Mas d’Azil’ (_Anthropologie_, vii, pp. 386 seqq.), and ‘Les Écritures de l’Âge glyptique’ (op. cit., xvi, pp. 1 seqq.). [18] _Anthropologie_, t. xiv (1905), pp. 655 seqq. [19] Ed. 1672, p. 125. A. [20] Scheffer, op. cit. p. 129--see Fig. [21] P. J. von Strahlenberg, _Description of the North and Eastern Parts of Europe and Asia_ (English Edition, 1738, Table VII). [22] Cf., _inter alia_, A. E. Holmberg, _Scandinaviens Hällristningar_ (1848) (who wrongly referred them to the Viking Period); Hildebrand, ‘Forsök till Förklaring ofver Hällristningar’ (_Antiquarisk Tiskscrift för Sverige_, ii); Montelius, ‘Sur les Sculptures de Rochers de la Suède,’ _Compte rendu du Congrès d’Anthropologie et d’Archéologie préhistoriques_, Stockholm, 1874, pp. 453 seqq.; N. G. Bruzelius, ‘Sur les rochers sculptés découverts en Scanie’ (_ibid._, pp. 475 seqq.). [23] _C.r. Congrès, etc._, Stockholm, vol. i, p. 466, Fig. 22. [24] Sir J. G. Simpson, _British Archaic Sculpturing_, Plates XXXIV, XXXV. [25] Op. cit., Pl. XXVII. [26] ‘On the Tumuli and Inscribed Stones at New Grange,’ Dowth and Knowth, pp. 32 seqq. (_Trans. of R. I. Academy_, 1892.) [27] Capitan, Breuil et Charbonneau-Lassay, ‘Les Rochers gravés de Vendée’ (_Bull._, 1904, _Acad. Inscript. Paris_); and see E. Cartailhac, _Anthropologie_, xvi, pp. 192, 193, who inclines to refer the group of monuments with which the authors compare the Vendée rocks to the Neolithic Period. [28] See Coffey (op. cit., p. 33, Fig. 24), who first pointed out the analogy with New Grange. Compare another sculptured slab of the same dolmen reproduced by D. A. Mauricet (_Étude sur le Manné Lud_, Vannes, 1864, Plates VII-IX). Similar ‘ship’ signs occur on the slabs of Mein Drein. [29] Ricardo Severo, ‘As Necropoles Dolmenicas di Traz-os-Montes’ (_Portugalia_ t. i. Oporto, 1903). [30] Don Manuel de Góngora y Martinez, _Antigüedades prehistóricas de Andalucía_, pp. 64 seqq.