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Plate I.

Figs. 1, 2.—HEADS OF CHAMOIS, &c., ENGRAVED ON THE TINES OF AN ANTLER.
(From the Cave of Gourdan, Haute-Garonne, France.)


Fig. 3.—STAGS AND SALMON. THE ORIGINALS ARE ENGRAVED ROUND AN ANTLER ABOUT AN INCH
IN DIAMETER. (From the Grotto of Lortet, Hautes-Pyrénées, France.)

PREHISTORIC INCISED DRAWINGS OF ANIMALS.
Reproduced from Édouard Piette’s L’art pendant l’age du renne (Paris, 1907). By permission.

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