 | Anthropology - 1863 - 584 pages
...Egyptian paintings four thousand years old is exactly the Ethiopian of the present day. The skeleton of an Egyptian mummy of the same date does not differ from that of a modern Copt. A Persian colony settled in Western India a thousand years ago, and rigorously refraining from intermixture... | |
 | August Friedrich Pott - Comparative linguistics - 1863 - 380 pages
...Egyptian paintings four thousand years old is exactly the Ethiopian of the present day. The skeleton of an Egyptian mummy of the same date does not differ from that of a modern Copt. A Persian colony settled in Western India a thousand years ago, and rigorously refraining from intermixture... | |
 | 1864 - 382 pages
...Egyptian paintings four thousand years old is exactly the Ethiopian of the present day. The skeleton of an Egyptian mummy of the same date does not differ from that of a modern Copt, A Persian colony settled in Western India one thousand years ago, and which have rigorously refrained... | |
 | Royal Geological Society of Cornwall - Geology - 1865 - 122 pages
...of natural selection—had just then been promulgated; and akin to this, as growing out of it—the question of the antiquity of man as an inhabitant...of about 200 generations. Yet the organic frame of man—the substantial clothing to that frame of muscles, veins, nerves, and flesh, with all their minute... | |
 | Industrial arts - 1865 - 372 pages
...Egyptian paintings four thousand years old is exactly the Ethiopian of the present day. The skeleton of an Egyptian mummy of the same date does not differ from that of a modern Copt. A Persian colony settled in Western India one thousand years ago, and which have rigorously refrained... | |
 | Industrial arts - 1867 - 378 pages
...paintings four thousand years old is exactly the Ethiopian of the -present day. The skeleton of an Egyptian mummy of the same date does not differ from that of a modern Copt. A Persian colony settled in Western India one thousand years ago, and which have rigorously refrained... | |
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... unity of the human race, but neither Mr. Lyell nor any one else has ventured to point out the primordial stock from which the many varieties which exist proceeded. The Ethiopian represented on Egyptian paintings four thousand years old is exactly... 