Primitive Aurignacian Art Pioneers Human Dawn
The piece surveys Aurignacian man as the first true artist, tracing a timeline from Chellian to Magdalenian epochs. It highlights Aurignacian creativity, female figurines, cave art, and the Paris of the antique world in the Vizere valley, noting subsequent cultural declines and shifts.
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Babylonia
Egypt
Joseph
Venus
Brassempouy
France
Willendorf
Germany
Paris
Vizere
MacCurdy
Pericles
Prayer book guides gambler who hid millions in racing
William J Shepherd a rug salesman posing as a millionaire real estate dealer amassed about 500000 from racing over ten years. In court he produced a worn prayer book from which friends say he drew religious guidance. A remark about advising a young millionaire to avoid loving an actress is recorded amid the inquiry.
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New York
William J. Shepherd
Commissioner Tallman
United States District Court
Shepherd
Frontier Days of Texas Fight and Pursuit of Indians
The article chronicles a February to March clash as John Key is wounded and the Patterson settlement expedites a pursuit of Indians. Trail follows from Bear Creek to the Dry Frio and Sabinal canyon with mixed success, many Indians dead or scattered, and settlers like Gideon Thompson Henry Robinson and New man Patterson among those who pressed the chase.
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John Key
Dad Richardson
Patterson
Leakey
Uvalde
Bear Creek
Gideon Thompson
Yellow Banks
Frio
Pilot Knob
Fort Inge
Leona River
Gunner
Gid Thompson
Henry Robinson
John Davenport
John Bowles
John Ware
Richard Ware
Butch” Dillard
James McCormick
Joel Fenley
Newman Patterson
Jesse Lewis
Black
Sabinal Canyon
Westfall
Elm Street
Thompson
Hawkins County
Tennessee
West Texas
Canyon
William Ware
San Jacinto
Aaron Anglin
Jasper Wish
Laban Kelley
Jack Kelley
Joe Kelley
James Davenport
Columbus
Bastrop
Pin Oak Creek
Wilbarger
Alexander
Falls of the Brazos
Little River
Reeds
Virginia
Joseph
Braman
Texas
Burleson County
Davidson's Creek
Home
Mr. Reed
Braman Reed
The Danger of Ugliness
A reflection on why people seek sordid content and how choice of reading shapes character. The author warns that curiosity toward ugliness can corrode the mind, urging readers to pursue beauty and imagination while avoiding debasing materials.
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