History of Man Its Warlike Roots Across Ages Findings by Prof Keith
English scientist Prof Arthur Keith argues skulls reveal racial traits and a belligerent lineage in mankind. He links prehistoric skull development from Neanderthal to Dolichocephalic Europe and traces stages from Neolithic to Bronze Age, suggesting warlike ancestry across Pleistocene to Pliocene epochs.
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Remarkable diagram traces descent of man and four human species
Professor Keith argues that Pithecanthropus, Neanderthal, Piltdown and modern humans coexisted in the Pliocene and Pleistocene. He notes the Piltdown skull to be about 600,000 years old and suggests brain development, not jaw size, determined survival. The Pithecanthropus and Neanderthal types later died out, while lofty skulls survived.
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Concentrated Cider From Surplus Apples Described
The last annual report of the United States bureau of chemistry details making concentrated cider from surplus and cull apples. Apple juice frozen then crushed by centrifugal action yields concentrated cider, which dilutes to resemble original juice and ferments slowly at fridge temperatures. Transport costs are reduced, and cider syrup can be used for table use. The text also notes distant stars whose light may no longer exist by the time it reaches Earth.
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