Capitolo 64
of metals, far the interval that has passed since that exceeds
important discovery.<31 > Researchers divide the age of stone in two
parts. In the first one, the stone improves, it is very little, of
simple forms, and in the principal it formed of but a variety of
stone--generally flint~-and they was never smoothed. In the
second division, we meet with a great many different utensils,
each adapted to a different purpose. Different variety of
stone had a job, and they also used of bone, opens, and
wood that you/he/she was often smoothed beautifully.
From what we have known about the development of primitive
society, won't catch us to learn that the first one
division of the age of stone vastly includes a greater portion
of time, and it is more ancient far, that the second. We will give
an exposure of contour the order of use of different materials;
but it is necessary here to comment that I Bronze it was the first one
metal that men learned to use, and it Stretch the second.
YOU ORDER IN HOW MATERIAL DIFFERENT YOU/THEY WERE USED FOR WEAPON AND
UTENSILS OF PRIMITIVE MAN.
Age of Stone.
Makes rough, or Age of the Stone of the Old one--Paleolithic.
Smoothed or Stone Age New--Neolithic.
Age of Metals.
Bronze age.
Iron age.
In this contour the words Paleolithic and Neolithic are the
scientific terms for the two divisions of the Stone Age, and
desire him so used in these pages.
The only runs of men that we could wait us to find in Europe
during the Glacial age the tribes of Paleolithic would be, and it are
equally the demonstration that we have to find traces of them in beds of
this age, or in the association with animals that are characteristic
of this age, we cannot affirm otherwise the existence of man to
this duration. The valley of the river Sums, in Northern France,
classical earth to the student of the archaeology is become, since then
it was there that such investigations as us we have mentioned as soon as
you/he/she was done before and more richly. Now it is known well that
the surface represents of a country--or, its hills and valleys,