reconnait sa competence ; mais elle a des connotations d'autorite qui ne sont pas toujours elogieuses. Quoi qu'il en soit,
BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS. A REPORT BY ABBE HENRI BREUIL ON HIS OBSERVATIONS OF NEW. PREHISTORIC SITES IN MOROCCO, PORTUGAL AND SOUTH AFRICA. Under date of April 17, 1945, Professor Abbe Henri Breuil reported to me from. Johannesburg, South Africa, about his studies on Paleolithic sites
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Henri Edouard Prosper Breuil (28 February 1877 – 14 August 1961), often referred to as Abbe Breuil, was a French Catholic priest and member of the Society of Jesus, archaeologist, anthropologist, ethnologist and geologist. He is noted for his studies of cave art in the Somme and Dordogne valleys as well as in Spain,
development of artefacts set the research agenda for much of twentieth-century Palaeolithic archaeology. Evolutionary processes were discussed more as Lamarckian than Darwinian in. Breuil's work, and this was a direct result of his intellectual heritage. Full reference: Davies, W. 2009. The Abbe Henri Breuil (1877–1961).
in the Lower Palaeolithic, and of Henri Breuil in the Upper Pa- lmolithic. Through the courtesy of Doctor Obermaier I had the privilege of watching the exploration of the wonderful grotto of. Castillo, in northern Spain, which affords a unique and almost complete sequence of the industries of the entire Old Stone Age. This visit
Book Reviews. 94 7 lactoglobulins can be studied genetically, although by different laboratory techniques; and A. D. Bangham, in an article on Cattle Haemoglobim, stresses that haemoglobin studies have proceeded faster than serological studies because the biophysical and bio- chemical properties are better understood,
In his otherwise excellent book, A History of Archaeological Thought, Trigger (1989: 156) makes only one passing reference in a half-sentence to the central figure in the development of Paleolithic prehistory in the first half of the 20th century -- and manages to get his name wrong, confusing Henri Breuil with his long-time,
13 sept. 2011 Henri Breuil est l'une des figures marquantes de la prehistoire en France, a la fois homme d'Eglise et savant de renommee mondiale. Entre au seminaire de Saint-Sulpice en 1897, plusieurs rencontres determinantes lui font decouvrir la prehistoire et les prehistoriens. Apres son ordination en 1900,
Full-text (PDF) | This paper considers the considerable contributions made to the development of Palaeolithic archaeology by the Abbe Henri Breuil. It is argued here that Breuil developed pre-existing currents of thought in Francophone archaeology and made them globally-applicable for the first ti

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