An introduction to the study of prehistoric art . und with threeor four. One of the most interesting and finely engravedbatons was found in a cave known as Mege at Teyjat Cf. LArt et la Magie a propos des peintures et des gravures dcIAge du Renne, par S. Reinach in LAnthropologie, xiv., p. 357. Foran interesting criticism of this view by M. G. H. Luquet, cf. RevuePhilosophique (1913), pp. 471 ff. 2 Reliq. Agiiit., Plates B, XXX and XXXI. PALEOLITHIC ART 49 (Dordogne). On it with other figures is a fine engravingof a horse at the trot ^ (Fig- 6i). One of the best and most complete engravings of
An introduction to the study of prehistoric art . und with threeor four. One of the most interesting and finely engravedbatons was found in a cave known as Mege at Teyjat Cf. LArt et la Magie a propos des peintures et des gravures dcIAge du Renne, par S. Reinach in LAnthropologie, xiv., p. 357. Foran interesting criticism of this view by M. G. H. Luquet, cf. RevuePhilosophique (1913), pp. 471 ff. 2 Reliq. Agiiit., Plates B, XXX and XXXI. PALEOLITHIC ART 49 (Dordogne). On it with other figures is a fine engravingof a horse at the trot ^ (Fig- 6i). One of the best and most complete engravings of theho7se was discovered in a very different district, viz. in thecave of Kesserloch,in the commune ofThayngen, near LakeConstance. It is exe-cuted on horn and isparticularly interestingbecause the mane andhair of the body areindicated by series ofparallel short lines(Fig. 62). The onlyengraving yet discovered in Britain is that of a horse shead on a rib. It was found by Prof Boyd Dawkins inthe Robin Hood Cave, at Cresswell Craggs in Fig. 62.—Engraving in reindeer , Thayngen.
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