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I am working on the
Cro-Magnon article at the moment, and came across the
Grimaldi Man article you made. Unfortunately I don't read French, but I found Keiths book "Ancient types of Man" on-line (see
[1], Grimaldi man is the subject of page 58-63). The Grimaldi find has been a favourite subject of
racism and
Afrocentrism alike, as well as an indicator that our understanding of the peopling of Europe in the
Upper Paleolithic may be too simplistic. I feel the article could benefit from some more archaeological facts and a discussion on the affinity of the skeletons. Mind if I have a go?
Petter Bøckman (
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Please do. The point of view of the French article is that there was no such thing as "the" Grimaldi man. Nor was there really a Chancelade man. I believe that it was indeed Keith's outdated book that Cheikh Anta Diop used as reference. Kind regards.
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p.s. congrats with your exhibition "Against Nature".
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I am working on the
Cro-Magnon article at the moment, and came across the
Grimaldi Man article you made. Unfortunately I don't read French, but I found Keiths book "Ancient types of Man" on-line (see
[1], Grimaldi man is the subject of page 58-63). The Grimaldi find has been a favourite subject of
racism and
Afrocentrism alike, as well as an indicator that our understanding of the peopling of Europe in the
Upper Paleolithic may be too simplistic. I feel the article could benefit from some more archaeological facts and a discussion on the affinity of the skeletons. Mind if I have a go?
Petter Bøckman (
talk) 20:47, 2 April 2010 (UTC)
Please do. The point of view of the French article is that there was no such thing as "the" Grimaldi man. Nor was there really a Chancelade man. I believe that it was indeed Keith's outdated book that Cheikh Anta Diop used as reference. Kind regards.
Riyadi (
talk) 21:27, 2 April 2010 (UTC)
p.s. congrats with your exhibition "Against Nature".
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talk) 21:38, 2 April 2010 (UTC)
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Hi Riyadi- Thanks for the info you added to the Parlement article. Do you have a source for it? It has a couple vocabulary oddities that make me think it might have been translated from French. But I don't want to adjust them without knowing the original. Eric talk 13:36, 22 September 2016 (UTC)
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