Capitolo 79
"You/he/she must be inflicts from his/her wide-shed series that he owes
you/he/she has occupied for a lot of time the earth, and that his/her dispersion
success in front of the Glacial epoch in Europe and America.
I feel me therefore plain tilted for seeing the hunter of Motion of River as
having invaded Europe in preglacial it calculates, together to other
living kind that appeared then." He also points out that the
evidence is that he lived in Europe during all the changes of
that prolonged period known as the Glacial age.<64>
Mr. John Lubbock also records his/her assent to these sights. He says
on this point: "It is, I think, more probable than the.
advent of the Glacial Period found already equips in possession
of Europe."<65>
In our his/her own country Prof. It says Powell: "Now it is an established
done what man was sprinkled above widely at least the earth as
soon as the beginning of the Quaternary period, and perhaps in
Pliocene calculates."<66>
This completes our investigation of the men of the River Goes adrift.
We see how, from researches of accurate researchers, our knowledge of
the past has been widened. Although there are many points that
it is still as hidden in obscurity, we am trained for forming a truth
mental and clear portrait of this first run. Out of the obscurity
what anchor the enshrouds the continent of Asia we see these ribbons
of it attaches with ferocity before vagabondage; some to Europe, Africa and the
west; others to America and the east.
This was to a duration when slowly falling temperature but weakly
prophesied a kingdom of arctic cold, still far in the future.
This run doesn't seem to have had a lot of ability for
advancement, from when centuries came and went leaving him/it in the same
is low. During the climax of glacial cold he undoubtedly looked for
the southern coasts of Europe together with the moderate kind
of animals. But every whenever climatic conditions were such that
these animals could find existence as far north as England him
accompanies there them, and so continually its rests are found