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Il cranio Neandertaliano del Monte Circeo (Circeo I) Beverly Tucker Publisher Place Washington

Il cranio Neandertaliano del Monte Circeo (Circeo I) Beverly Tucker Publisher Place WashingtonPp. 65; + 48 full page plates (black and white photos, line drawings and diagrams), 3 text figures, 11 tables. Original printed stiff gray wrappers, folio (13 x 9. 5 inches). This monograph documents the discovery and analysis of a skull of a male Neanderthal found in Guattari grotto in Italy in 1939. The common names for the skull are Circeo 1 or Guattari 1 (after Wiki). The skull is thought to be about 50 to 60 thousand years old. The text is in

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Beverly Tucker Publisher Place Washington Date Published 1855 Date Published Estimated No Edition First edition Number of Volumes 1 Reprint No Condition Very good Condition Description Some light browning to the text and plates

Junk Publisher Place Den Haag Date Published 1959 Date Published Estimated No Edition First edition Number of Volumes 1 Reprint No Condition Very good Condition Description Light wear to covers

000 professional photographs taken by Wang Keju over more than 10 years while tracking

It was later owned by herpetologist Kraig Adler with his small signature on the title page and his bookplate and name-stamp on the front facing endpapers

and the other with plain plates

Il cranio Neandertaliano del Monte Circeo (Circeo I) Beverly Tucker Publisher Place WashingtonPp. 65; + 48 full page plates (black and white photos, line drawings and diagrams), 3 text figures, 11 tables. Original printed stiff gray wrappers, folio (13 x 9. 5 inches). This monograph documents the discovery and analysis of a skull of a male Neanderthal found in Guattari grotto in Italy in 1939. The common names for the skull are Circeo 1 or Guattari 1 (after Wiki). The skull is thought to be about 50 to 60 thousand years old. The text is in

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