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Gabriel de
Mortillet (29
August 1821 – 25
September 1898),
French archaeologist and anthropologist, was born at Meylan, Isère.
Mortillet was educated...
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ancient cosmological myths.
Influential works in this vein
included G. de
Mortillet (1866), L. Müller (1865), W. W.
Blake (1888),
Ansault (1891), etc. In...
- Pan. In 1879, the
French archaeologist and
anthropologist Gabriel de
Mortillet (1821–1898)
proposed the term
Anthropopithecus to
designate a "missing...
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paintings as
Paleolithic in origin. The
French specialists, led by
Gabriel de
Mortillet and Émile Cartailhac, were
particularly adamant in
rejecting the hypothesis...
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Mortillet postulated a "time then
unknown (époque
alors inconnue)" to fill the gap. The hunt for the "unknown" was on. On 16
April 1874,
Mortillet retracted...
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colors of a rainbow, he said. A
European school led by
Gabriel de
Mortillet ****erted that
there was a gap
between the
earlier and later.
Edouard Piette...
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published his
findings in 1836. Subsequently,
Louis Laurent Gabriel de
Mortillet (1821–1898),
professor of
prehistoric anthropology at the
School of Anthropology...
- archéologique et
botanique de Solutré. The
industry was
named by
Gabriel de
Mortillet to
describe the
second stage of his
system of cave chronology, following...
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primarily championed by
French archaeologist Louis Laurent Gabriel de
Mortillet. Then,
detailed paintings found deep
within caves were discovered, the...
- C****ian or C****ean was the name
given by the
French anthropologist G. de
Mortillet to the
first epoch of the
Quaternary period when the
earliest human remains...
