235. Horse head carved on a reindeer antler, from Mas d'Azil 432 236. Statuette of horse carved in ivory, from Les Espelugues 432 237. Woman's head carved in ivory, from Brassempouy 433 238. Map--Magdalenian stations 435 239. Necklace of marine shells, from Crô-Magnon 437 240. Map--Palæolithic stations of Germany 439 241. Reindeer engraved around a piece of reindeer antler, from Kesslerloch 441 242. Entrance to the grotto of Kesslerloch 444 243. The rock shelter of Schweizersbild 445 244. The open loess station of Aggsbach 448 245. Saiga antelope carved on a bone dart-thrower, from Mas d'Azil 449 246. Western entrance to the cavern of Mas d'Azil 460 247. Azilian harpoons of stag horn 462 248. Azilian _galets coloriés_, or painted pebbles 464 249. Tardenoisian flints 467 250. Map--Azilian-Tardenoisian stations 471 251. Azilian stone implements 473 252. Double-rowed Azilian harpoons of stag horn, from Oban 474 253. Section--Archæologic layers in the grotto of Ofnet 476 254. Burial nest of six skulls, from the grotto of Ofnet 477 255. Brachycephalic and dolichocephalic skulls from Ofnet 478 256. Broad-headed skull of Grenelle 482 257. Entrance to the grotto of Furfooz on the Lesse 482 258. Section of the grotto of Furfooz 483 259. One of the type skulls of the Furfooz race 483 260. Restoration of the man of Grenelle 484 261. Implements and decorations from Maglemose 487 262. Ancestry of the Pre-Neolithic races 491 263. Stages in the manufacture of the Neolithic stone ax 493 264. Stone hatchet from Campigny 494 265. Stone pick from Campigny 494 266. Restoration of the Neolithic man of Spiennes 495 267. Stag hunt, painting from the rock shelter of Alpera 497 268. Map--Distribution of the types of recent man in western Europe 499 Map of Palæolithic Tour _folded at the end of the volume_ MEN OF THE OLD STONE AGE INTRODUCTION GREEK CONCEPTIONS OF MAN'S ORIGIN--RISE OF ANTHROPOLOGY, OF ARCHÆOLOGY, OF THE GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF MAN--TIME DIVISIONS OF THE GLACIAL EPOCH--GEOGRAPHIC, CLIMATIC, AND LIFE PERIODS OF THE OLD STONE AGE