gisements paléolithiques loess éolien lautriche hongrie von rutot (2 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: very good. Bruxelles : Hayez, 1904. Orig. printed wrappers. 35,1 pp. 8vo. Communication faite à las Société d'anthropologie de Bruxelles, dans la séance du 28 decembre 1903. From title page verso: "Extrait des Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Bruxelles, tome XXII, 1904.". - Aimé Rutot (1847-1933), préhistorien et paléoartiste belge et conservateur du Musée royale d'histoire naturelle de Bruxelles. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : ARCHAEOLOGY, anthropology.

orig. wrappers. 25x16cmn, 36 pp., Name on cover. Some pencilled underlinings to text. Pages foxed and yellowed. Spine heavily chipped. [ "Although he died in obscurity, the Belgian museum conservator Aimé Rutot was one of the most famous European archaeologists between 1900 and 1920. The focus of his scientific interest was stone flints, which he claimed to be the oldest known human tools, so-called eoliths, Skeptics maintained that the flints showed no marks of human workmanship, but Rutot nevertheless managed to spread his 'Eolithic theory' in an important part of the scienfific community.,." - Raf de Bont in 'The Creation of Prehistoric Man: Aimé Rutot and the Eolith Controversy, 1900-1920' in ' Isis', Vol. 94, No. 4, December 2003]. Corners rubbed & bumped. Cover spotted & soiled. Fair condition.