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The
of Primitive
Jameis
Street,
Man
Societies
Club
February I912
BY
ALBERT CHURCHWARD
M.D., M.R.C.P., F.G.S., etc.
AUTHOR OF ORIGIN AND ANTIQUITY OF FREEMASONRY
AND "signs and SYMBOLS OF PRIMORDIAL MAN "
*
"
'
LONDON
44 and 45
1912
LTD.
RATH BONE PLACE
LIMITED, EDINBURGH.
INTRODUCTION
So many of my friends have requested a
copy of the lecture I delivered recently at
the Royal Societies Club, on the "Origin
and Evolution of Primitive Man," that I
have decided to publish it.
The
my
my
am now
Albert Churchward.
The Royal
Societies Club,
63 St James's Street,
London, S.W.
1912.
CONTENTS
DIVISIONS OF PRIMITIVE
MAN
-13
l8
I9
DR FRAZIER'S opinion
magic and its definition
EGYPTIAN opinion
PYGMY DANCES
SPIRIT WORSHIP
DAWN OF
RELIGION
BUSHMEN
MASABA NEGRO
NILOTIC NEGRO
.
ANCIENT implements
BURIAL CUSTOMS
AGE OF MAN
LANGUAGE
PYGMY WORDS
DR
A. C.
23
.26
-27
.28
.29
-SI
-32
-36
-37
-37
.40
.
4i
.45
-49
-53
-57
5^
-59
HADDON'S OBSERVATIONS
,22
60
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
3.
Pygmy Implements
Pygmy Implements
Paleolithic Pygmy Implements
4.
Paleolithic Nilotic
5.
Paleolithic Nilotic
6.
Paleolithic
7.
Paleolithic
8.
Implements
Implements of the Stellar Mythos People
Neolithic Implement, Flint Dagger
Prehistoric Tombs, Stellar Mythos Man
Prehistoric Tombs found at Uxmal, Yucatan
Prehistoric Tombs found at Harlyn Bay
Pygmies showing Characteristic Features
Pygmies showing Height and General Appearance
Pygmies showing General Appearance
1.
Paleolithic
2.
Paleolithic
Negro Instruments
Negro Instruments
Nilotic Negro Instruments
Nilotic Negro Instruments, Methods
of Hafting
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Paleolithic
Tasmanian Natives
The God Bes
Bushman showing Pygmy
24. Nilotic
25. Nilotic
26.
27.
Characteristics
Bushmen
Masaba Negro
Masaba Negro
Masaba Negro
Negro Children,
LIST
10
OF ILLUSTRATIONS
38. Nilotic
29. Nilotic
30.
31.
Gibraltar Skull
of Neanderthal Skull
Skeleton found at Harlyn Bay
34. The Cranium of Pithecanthropus Erectus
32.
33.
35.
36. Thft
37.
Ipswich Cranium
38. Nilotic
39.
Squatters
40. Squatters
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
A
A
A
LECTU RE
Gentlemen,
Having been invited to give a lecture
on " The Origin and Evolution of Man," I
accepted with pleasure, because one of the
reasons for the foundation and formation of
the Royal Societies Club was for the further-
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION
12
am
you
sure
will
acknowledge as
critically
correct.
objective
"
Know
of mankind
is
God
to scan
man."
his first
years ago.
Many
others, including
Asia, or in
most Scientists
In
disappeared.
All of
as the
home
of Man.
But, Gentlemen,
little
Pygmy was
it
first
was in Africa
that the
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13
continued pro-
Bushmen.
I.
2.
Negro. 4.
the so-called Aryanists.
My
contention
is,
that
the
progress
and
1ST
^The Non-Totemic or
Pre-Totemic People
Group
all
Pygmies.
so-called
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION
14
They
They
a Great Spirit.
Elementary Powers
believe in
propitiate
and,
departed Spirits.
marks.
2ND Group
Bushmen and Masaba Negroes have dances
like the
Pygmies.
Pygmy
3RD Group
Toxemic
which term
more
I shall use, as it
expressive.
is,
in
my opinion,
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15
4TH Group
These were the Stellar Mythos people who
as such for over 260,000 years.
Their skill and knowledge may be gauged
by the many great cities and the huge and
existed
I win therefore commence with the evidence of the Pygmy being the first man and
evolved in Africa.
Firstly.
It has been stated that these little
people are a degenerate race.
Secondly. ^That they have no language of
their own, but only words they have learnt
from the surrounding tribes of negroes.
That they have no belief in a
Thirdly.
future life or a Great Spirit.
16
ally or Physiologically.
of the
Pygmy
averages from
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17
eight given
i'36 metres.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
The Balia.
The Tikki-Tikki.
The Batwa.
The Wambutta.
The Banzungu.
We
Anatomical features
first.
18
^Varies
Their arms
Look
longer
in proportion
only the
it is
^Ulna
The bones
is
Hair.
is
rolled
discrete
very broad.
flattened
the Negro's.
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Teeth.
such
19
^Well formed,
little
men.
ease.
Pygmy
is
900 grammes.
Physiological Conditions
In
Abdomen.
races there is
20
in evolution instead of
It is
owing
up
in the
in this appearance.
Now,
if
my
contention
In such animals a very large proportion of the food ^namely, the proteins
and carbohydrates is shut up within the
intestine.
none
and since
-producing a cellulose,
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21
in civilised
man
ible
food
in which he
stuffs,
selects the
most
digest-
little
or
no work
to
do.
ccecum and
more developed than in
any other human, and he possesses bacteria in
this intestine which do not exist in civilised
man. Moreover, as we have advanced by
evolution so this large caecum and large
intestine have become smaller, as can be seen
Now, in
the
Bushmen,
Masaba
White man.
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION
22
as well without
cases
is
better.
it
it is
may
They take
great care of
anyone who
is de-
fective,
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They build
little
Spirit Houses
23
a propitiation
of the Spirit.
They
told
Mr
when
a great serpent,
and this serpent comes to see them, remains a
few days, and then goes away. The serpent
does not harm them nor they it.
This is their only way or mode of expressing
their behef that they have a future life in the
spirit enters
Spiritual world.
language, and
It is
an expression
in sign
24
espied a
by the wind."
Here we have the Pygmy " offering propitia"
tion to the elemental power
the first origin
The earliest mode of worship reof religion.
cognisable was in propitiation of the superhuman power. This power was of necessity
off
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25
elemental, a
power
that
we came
across
structures
These were
built to pro-
who, until
a resting-place
sacrifice
is
We
departed.
an
altar is erected,
whereon
26
we
and the
elementary powers were (and are) propitiated.
This was the beginning which preceded the
Zootype and this they expressed in sign
language, and this preceded Mythology and
Totemism. There are no legends or folklore tales connected with the Pygmy, no
mythology, for he was and is pretotemic.
He has no magic. Sign Language is far older
than any other form of sociology.
Pygmies possess no magic, but they do -possess
religious ideas.
This proves that Dr Frazier's
opinion of this is as erroneous as his opinion
" that all tribes have developed all their religious
ideas, Totems and Totemic ceremonies, from
selves are the objects of recognition,
their
own surroundings."
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magic represent a lower
that
it
27
intellectual status,
and
Now
magic
is very late
in comparison with
we come
to the Nilotic
used by them.
of these do
we
Not
find
exodus
used when
of the first
it
it
was
first
The appeal
superhuman force
signs.
is
made
to
some superior
28
Let us
now
argument
What was the opinion of the Pygmies by
the old Egyptians during the time they were
working out their mythologies ? and how
have they left a record of their ideas and
This is answered in unmistakable
beliefs ?
language
Pygmy
at the creation of
and Lunar
was hy Zootypes.
During the Solar Cult, man was first
represented, and the Pygmy was thus porHitherto all through the Stellar
the earliest
Pygmy
human
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29
"manes" and
Moon
for the
first
of
Egypt
Dances
is
(or in
30
established as the
in
human
In these
past.
Ritual
the
adeA,
dances the knowledge was
memory
ever-living
was exhibited and kept in
written records of the
by continued
repetition,
and
on
the basis
dramatically, the
appeal to him
number
of
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31
Spirit
1st.
The
Worship
is
of two Kinds
so-called Spirit
Worship
of elemen-
of
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION
82
The
belief in
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The Egyptian
religion
33
was founded on
the
make
its
34
the
elementary
1st.
Hunting
2nd. Religious
to obtain food.
ceremonies
again,
the
enacting
from generation to
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35
upon him.
we have.
common
They
bamboo
quartz and
flint,
and some tribes make
primitive boats, by tying together
fashion
stone,
into knives
nets, also
do
not.
They have no Totemic rites or ToUmic ceremonies, hut they have dances in which they
dance in Sign Language the ideas and beliefs
which their limited monosyllabic language
cannot express.
36
There are
many
features to prove
and
different
2.
5.
istic
4.
5.
6.
7.
lips.
its
character-
little
people.
discrete pepper-
corn hair.
8.
in dancing as the
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87
of the
subnasal space.
11. Occasionally,
women,
and mostly
young
in
steatopygia
greatly
developed
gluteal region
caused by the primitive
mode of copulation practised, which fashion
Spiritual World.
14.
large
colon.
as the
man
that left
38
Pygmy
throughout
the world,
true Negro.
The
and more.
There
hair
is
in
some
it is
wavy
or curly, in
some
it is
But still more prominent is the great proportionate width of the nose
in some cases,
as in the Pygmy, its breadth is more than its
length, and the end is flattened.
When they
;
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wear the nose
stick
it
renders the
89
alae still
wider, of course.
there is
Negro
left
Pygmy
40
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41
42
stage,
and have
left
went
for a holiday;
re-
OF PRIMITIVE MAN
The amount
must have fallen
sea.
of ice
in
43
in
some parts
of
day.
In his Chapter
states
"
II., p. 29,
The dawn
of the
Professor SoUas
human
race
is
man
antecedent to that
epoch not a vestige of evidence forcible
enough to compel universal belief " has up
I do
to the present time been discovered.
of
his
standard
the
may
be
what
not know
" evidence forcible enough to compel universal
behef," but we have the remains of a human
skeleton found a mile north of Ipswich, beneath the Boulder Clay, in the glacial sands.
The Boulder Clay was formed by the retreat
of the Ice Sheet, and therefore these remains
of the existence of
44
man
lived here
beneath a bed
water in Germany
feet
formed
the
by running
found at
have the fact
that the Osirian Cult which was Solar Mythos
was at its perfection at Abydos 15,000 to
20,000 years ago, and that it existed in
Heliopolis and other nomes before Abydos
was built. We have the fact that Manetho
stated that the Great Pyramids were built by
the followers of Horus during the Stellar
Mythos, which existed before the Lunar or
Solar Ctilts.
We have the fact that the
Egyptian Priests had recorded the time of the
Sun's revolution and the Precession of the Pole
and
Gibraltar
others.
skull
We
Mythos.
makes
Age
we find
definite
implements of
man
in the
Tertiary formation.
that
all
ago only ? If the above facts are not sufficient " to compel universal belief," then, as far
as science
is
humans
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45
the
month
after
46
Then again
^although
each exodus.
Professor SoUas' division of the
human by
would be most
he was not a professor at Oxford
amusing
as he
if
is, it is
ments.
follow the
cannot be surprised.
He
divides the
humans thus
into three
groups
zst.
twist
One
that
in
is, it is
is
without any
perfectly straight.
it
is
twisted to an
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extreme, as in the Negro or
47
Bushman (who
are
race or class."
He
missing link.
He evidently does not know that an existence in a cold climate for prolonged periods
48
some
it is
frizzy
and
straight
of
hair
it
some
of
these
are
frizzy
(ch. iv.),
and
states that
may
OF PRIMITIVE MAN
that the cranial capacity is the lowest of
humans.
This
is also absolutely
capacity
cranial
averages
49
any
wrong. Their
1199
c.c. ;
the
Pygmy.
The Tasmanian was a highly developed
highly developed
a class of
the
Professor
SoUas, as he never mentions them as such,
although they were the first and greatest
himters.
Their hair was discrete peppercorn. From
the evidence left, they had no Totems
or Totemic ceremonies.
They used the
They
primitive club and spear of wood.
50
and classed by
ments.
Ancient Implements. ^The oldest evidence
of man's existence on the earth are his implements.
at first
some of
a big stone, a
or a piece of quartz
chipped into flakes,
just
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these examples the
oft
on each
side, so
flint
ot quartz
is
51
flaked
as to form a kind of
associated
people,
Hebrides.
52
human
race
up together and
calls
and
made from a
those that
monies.
The
They
flake,
are pre-Totemic,
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53
He
Sollas'
work.
of all
has given
pictographs
and various
forms.
We
will
now
Burial Customs
spirit.
find at
Harlyn Bay,
discovered
in
1907)
were made, as we
in Cornwall,
at
La
and
Chapelle
(as
aux
Saints.
54
in
Mythos man.
The sacrifices
offered to the
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55
the corpus.
pitiation.
Professor SoUas.
From
the
monuments
of
Ancient Cities in
'
56
^namely
record written
Ten
periods,
years.
Mythos time.
covered up my eye twice after
them," would represent a period of 51,654
years that they had recorded time and the
Precession of the Pole Stars before Horus
came into being, leaving at that time 206,616
years that he had then been existent as the
Stellar
"They
Great One.
" They covered up my eye twice " = 51,654
years represents the time that Set or Sut was
the Primary God El Shaddi of the Phoenicians; this is borne out by Chapter XXXII.
Sut or Set existed as Primary
of the Ritual.
God, therefore, over 50,000 years before
Horus came, and for two periods he was
covered up, in their reckoning of time
he
was the " Hidden of the Khas."
This and the monumental evidence proves
that the Stellar Mythos was first worked out
in the Southern Hemisphere, as I have previously shown ^that it existed at least over
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57
I:
Primitive
who
travelled
250,000 years
2;
3:
Sut
4,
6i
Horus 1206,616
Lunar Mythos
Solar Mythos
7.
Christians
j!
"|
("51,654 years
{ Stellar Mythos Y
J
-
say
258,270
758,270 ys.
25,000 ^
35,000 [ 62,000 ys.
2,000 J
820,270 ys.
58
undoubtedly of
would add at
least another 100,000 years to the time of the
Quaternary period.
Language. How many distinct words the
Pygmies have, I have not yet been able to
in the Tertiary Strata are
some of the
sounds are so accompanied by
gesture signs, or Sign Language, that it is
difficidt to gauge whether they are distinctly
primitive words, or a particular sound accompanied by a gesture sign, as Sign
Language. But if not to be classed as distinct
words, these sounds undoubtedly became
words afterwards ^for example, "fifee " or socalled hiss of a snake ; the " su " for the
ascertain accurately, because
articulate
goose, etc.
The
have been
These are
all
monosyllabic
sign.
Walter E. Roth
is
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59
to
make
mounds
60
and To-
temic.
The
first
These
peculiar
and
race.
and
their imple-
Totemic
without " Hero Cult,"
and the second with it, and anatomically one
race is superior and higher in evolution than
the other. Their implements show a great
advance, not only in a higher art of manufacture, but also through their possession of
the knowledge of making others that the
primary race had not acquired. Their anatomical features prove also how much progress the human race had made in evolution
ceremonies, the
up to
this point.
Now
know
first
of,
is Dr Haddon, Reader of
Ethnology at Cambridge, who (I believe)
was the head of an expedition that went out
to
Torres Straits.
He
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61
illus-
man and
etc.
signs
and Symbols
of Primordial
Man
")
Pygmy
Hie^o^fc
O-be
1TJT
'-"
to dance, to rejoice
Mai
AwwA
mu
water
ax or za
to sleep
baak
Equivalent
in
English
AVWVA
A-do-da
<B=>
Bacchate
Jfl^
<)0<J
maau
Massouri
Tzi-ba
Pygmy
to do well,
straight
to
be
of implements at my disposal.
have selected the following from their
collection
I
MASABA NEGROES
I
"
Masaba Negroes
"
We
describe
them
as short of stature
somewhat
taller,
65
66
some cases.
At the present time these are met with all
down Central Africa in groups and nomad
practise circumcision in
tribes,
and those
of the
N.E. Africa
^the
live to
9.
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67
great extent on
grubs, reptiles
get these.
Osteologically they
Negro.
" These
The first is a
the
Pygmies
and two
{one
their Great
after carried
One
upright
across),
tied
stick
and signifies
It was
Myths and is
on in the
Stellar
Amsu
68
i.e.
and
still
still
it
is this
a double
surrounded and guarded by four
I have here one of the oldest
serpents.
amongst
the Christians
triangle
later
on the other
the representation of an
by water, and this at the
outside with earth i.e. their sacred island
(2)
island surrounded
in
lake.
Khui Land
The
earliest
or Land
of the Spirits or
Gods
^ V V
The meaning
is
by con-
the same
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69
you.
Time
will
not permit
me
to go into the
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION
70
meaning and
origin of
On
i. e.
Nilotic Negro
I will
only give
you
It is
Totem."
t^i
the
to-night,
evidence of
my
contention.
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I
71
Harlyn Bay,
in Cornwall
I.
came
to this country,
people,
and
was here
who were
Solar
Mythos
He
i.e.
thirty-six divisions
and
of Primordial
Man " ).
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION
72
Professor
stand
(i) Why the existence of the tall Cromagnon race should have appeared and died out.
(2) Why the Neanderthal type have been
found in a higher or more recently formed
strata than the Ipswich and Galley Hill men,
whom we may term modern men.
(3)
Why
differs
man
and
(4) Where the big brain type come from ?
These questions, and many others, can
never be solved by our present geologists,
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73
laxge
74
We
give
here the
photograph of two
in
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I
here
give
three
75
reconstructions
by
Haddon
ducing
and
skill in
repro-
in these.
(ist) A Reconstruction of Primary Man,
(Pithecanthropos Erectus) found by Professor
Du Bois in Java in 1890, over which there
has been
much
discussion
and
differences in
is
critical
evidence
^viz.
Anthropoid
Pygmy
is
is
900
600
c.c.
c.c.
Pygmy.
Professor Keith and others have never
taken into consideration the cranial capacity
of the Pygmies, which must be considered.
76
shorter.
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(2nd)
reconstruction of Neanderthal
(by Trevor
Haddon,
R.B.A.,
under
77
Man
my
direction).
in Australia.
78
due to
and
is
probably
disintegra-
tion.
human, who
old home,
would spread over Europe and Asia, travelling north, untU driven back by a glacial
period.
They would then return south
imtil the cold ice period had passed away,
when they would again advance north-
wards.
and
fell
thousands of years.
men would
doubtless
in
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They would not be aJlowed
women
79
to take the
the superior
race,
inferior race.
and
skeletons
Pygmy.
This is a representative instance of misjudging the type and class of man by the geological formation his remains have been found
and
in,
in
as Geologists
80
(3rd)
(by
Man
my
direction).
man.
Besides Totems and Totemic ceremonies,
man would have " Hero Cult," whereas
this
the Neanderthal
man would
not.
cranial
was buried
south,
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81
to the Stellar
Up
to
this
period
different types of
of
evolution,
these
one from another in Europe, Asia, or anywhere else, but in Africa. It was in Africa
that evolution, from the first man Slowest
in
the scale
developed
up
to the Stellar
M5^hos
people.
As each type attained a
higher standard, so exodes took place, the
races migrating north, east and west.
In these early times, when no facilities
had
The Aborigines,
retir-
ing to mountains and forests where the invaders would not follow, would thus escape
ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION
82
Pygmies in New
Guinea and other places at the present day.
It is
my
tion of
all
that
and
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83
^but why ?
Does. he
suppose that a cart-horse and a thoroughbred horse were evolved from the same
original, or
from two
different sources
To me his statements
? ? ?
as Sir Harry Johnson's (" The Uganda Protectorate," page 474) where he states " Because white races may have arisen twice
:
argument or consideration. Sir Harry Johnterm " Bantu " is also very
misleading, and, in my opinion, quite wrong in
every way, because under this term he mixes
some Masaba Negroes, Nilotic Negroes and
son's use of the
true Negroes
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84
"
Pygmy
are
Mu,"
and
words,
namely,
~wvaa
and
>,
were original
prefixes
Most
etc.
of
his
Negro languages.
Ideographs with prefixes and suffixes were
added
in later languages
Ba or Bu,
,^i^^^^
^for
example J
Pa or Pu, ^^ Sa or
(this is
a very
the original
Pygmy words,
the
first
articulate
of
man, and
arise
OF PRIMITIVE MAN
as expressed
was the
by the sounds
85
of
language.
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o
S3
I'5
(0
Stu
M!:
il
u
fa
<
_g
3 .&
O J3
P4
X
H
o
a
i-i
<
No.
Paleolithic
side only.
1O
i^
o
-
SS
M "
_ u
WJ
-;
.5
a,
S|
1^
J3
- J3
OJ
o
OJ
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-dii^
.t:
No.
Paleolithic
Nilotic
sides.
No. 6
Paleolithic
Nilotic
worjcad
Negro instruments of the latter exodus, flaked off, chipped, and
a great advance on the prmiary
sides, somewhat roughly, but showing
rough work of the first exodus.
on both
na
X
H
O
a
"A
C4
s-5
2 o
J!
u
M
B
O
T3
No. 9
Thickness
=f
X*?;
f of an inch
V":
-i*<W''
No. 10
Neolithic. Stellak Mythos People
The most perfect and beautiful specimen I have seen of flint dagger or large
double-edged knife, beautifully worked on each side and polished. The above
illustration represents each side, and the edge is portrayed in the central figure.
Stellar Mythos
Man
Buried in the thrice-bent position facing N. with many amulets around him.
Time during which Horus I. was primary God.
No. 14
Pygmies showing
yo
No. 17
No.
The
first
No. 19
.-^J
No. 20
Bushmen, showing
large
abdomen, peppercorn
and long forearm.
No. 21
Masaba Negro
Profile.
No. 22
forearm.
No. 23
Masaba Negro
Full
face,
showing Pygmy
lips,
long
4-1
No. 26
No. 27
man
of the
first
He has Pygmy
nose.
derthal type of man.
Hero-cult.
o
o
o
y,
f'l
No. 29
are tattoo and paintings, not cicatrisaThis is a higher type of development of the human.
They have Hero-cult.
tion.
No. 30
and
have Hero-cult.
little
cicatrisation
further developed
shown.
human.
They
No. 31
1.
2.
3.
4.
the burial position, and the implements found with this Skull, I should
place it as that of an early Stellar Mythos Man or the latest exodus of Nilotic
From
Negro.
No. 32
the Neanderthal
Man, showing
the massive
No. 33
Skeleton found at Harlyn Bay, Cornwall.
Stellar
Mythos Man.
No. 34
The Cranium
No. 35
is
less
lesser
part.
pf"
No. 40
Squatters.
/^.,,.liyp-U
''-1ir;p.Vt)li'i(^Htei')'^H_
No. 42
No. 43
A Reconstruction
No. 44
Map
of Africa
Map
of Africa
here give a
^"2 .2
c
S
*
<=
h
M
w.s<
Present
Ji;
ri
r?
S.2
IBELAND
AHB
fiKEflT BRITAIN
No. 46
Found
in
as
above
SA tabulated and comparative list of pure Egyptian Hieroglyphics discovered and thus depicted by me.
As you will
see, they are from North, Central and South America,
Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England, and from Egypt.
These will, I am sure, assist you in following the human
race from their birthplace (Old Egypt) throughout the
world.
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