Rhodesian Man And Associated Remains

The official account of the Rhodesian skull. In his introduction, Dr. F. A. Bather, former head of the geological department of the Natural History Museum at South Kensington, reviews the somewhat contradictory records of the finding of the skull in 1921, and thinks that the evidence shows that, when it was found, the entire skeleton was with it, covered by a stalagmitic deposit, but that the greater part of the skeleton has since been destroyed, and that now it is quite un certain whether any, and, if any, which of the human bones preserved, belonged to the skull. Since parts of at least three individuals are said to have been found, this is a most important admission. Hardcover. English. Trusteea Of The British Museum. 1928. ISBN: 0. 92pp. Good condition in slightly worn green boards with gilt titling on spine, internally clean Book No: 2501981