The passing of the great race; or, The racial basis of European historyGrant, Madison
History
The passing of the great race; or, The racial basis of European history
Grant, Madison
Ethnology -- Europe
│ │
│ LOWER PALEOLITHIC │
│III. INTERGLACIAL │
│ Riss-Würm Acheulean, river terraces 75,000 B. C. │
│ Chellean, river terraces 100,000 B. C. │
│ Pre-Chellean and Mesvinian, 125,000 B. C. │
│ river terraces 150,000 B. C. │
│ │
│ │
│ EOLITHIC │
│III. GLACIATION │
│ Riss 200,000–150,000 B. C.│
│ │
│II. INTERGLACIAL │
│ Mindel-Riss Heidelberg Man 350,000–200,000 B. C.│
│ │
│II. GLACIATION │
│ Mindel 400,000–350,000 B. C.│
│ │
│I. INTERGLACIAL │
│ Günz-Mindel 475,000–400,000 B. C.│
│ │
│GLACIATION │
│ Günz _Pithecanthropus_ 500,000–475,000 B. C.│
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Footnote 2:
After Henry Fairfield Osborn, 1915.
IV
THE ALPINE RACE
The Alpine race is clearly of Eastern and Asiatic origin. It forms the
westernmost extension of a widespread subspecies which, outside of
Europe, occupies Asia Minor, Iran, the Pamirs and the Hindu Kush. In
fact the western Himalayas were probably its original centre of
evolution and radiation and among its Asiatic members is a distinct
subdivision, the Armenoids.
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