New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
pRrMrvAL MAN AND HIs ASSOCIATES

lecture was delivered before the Ethnologi-
cal socety ast night In the Room OF the NewYork His
toroa Society by the Hon. John II. Bartlett OF knOue
Island on "Primeval Man and HIS Associates" , mr,
Georg Folsom the President OF the Society occupied hs
Cbar Owing 10 the severe rain storm which prevailed
throughout the day the attendance was but meage put
Appreciation OF thOse present Mr. bartlett prior
10 the commencement Of his lecture gave 'ns 'nn
which he had been engaged. with the. various
AnthrOpoogca and Prehlstorical Societies % sIopo EUROPE
tie nu OF interest he had visited the ono belong
ns DR. Backmoro Of Esgand which S,,Ssr,s cn o
ected Tie lecturer divided tho facts bearing upon the
subject Of his paper into four heads The Lake Dwellings
Tn. Bone Caves and Tho Relics OF Prehis-
torcal Lite IN the Drift Tho Se'csrcses ., s1o
si Ssiand of whoGo existence any relabie fact. can
be obtained seem have been race VINO took up ,ne
syts mon piles driven uto the bed Of the lakes From
the remaining evidences Of these super marine rcsl
ssrious aud that small villages built on these nsSe
piles. and occupied BY distinct poOp,S' 0p% called
ISEe Enrich Lake Eeufchatel, and others The reilGs
Of weapons or Implements used by these & peop,SS S
later secipens evidences OF Improvement ana looreas
Ing cultivation In their CONSTRUCTOR Lnoso - She
consraoor and his appliances manufacture we're az
the lowest ebb comprising the rudest OF ,h
Brongs Age when tho intelligence Of the makers
~ have increased comprising rather nore ncnT cnr
strncted OF bronze. with more ingenuity
81 sPs ouG nnS asa Of tSs nsn Iron and
description and greater variety OF Rso s
shreds OF ooth and smal pieces OF easheT unon 20
that these beings had some method 70 cuLe s % n might
have been small pieces Of wnestsn cake nave 70 Ss
and in the Iron Ae the nTs nH 1nS ;nnSd II two
isfes in Switzerland. FroH these fasss H rog mSg
dSd%SSd ,hAs su s SS aSS PsSppfS for ehs % papO.
sn,cbihS these lived in the peculiar manner Described
, ACE and he further considered that there had
existed race Of aborginees even before tnoso g
haeed bic Ssn. tSs = ey3snt Sy the Of
s,msr 10 these in their habts and dwellings nyen "
rna the ssT sesms 70 be creator than now
There IA but one species OF dog whose TemAns -,
erso DoJn In with those OF the present
The shell mounds OF Denmark are npsn I1EnI round nd
the banks o. the neSss ss y sSss q aquatic animals that
could not have naturally Lived toge!nsI ana of the
snns ags that would testify to their erection ey human
Most probably ooad the people TX S
tSese s,dsHSsss Sa ~ situated race q living near 70
the sea shore exiO,ns nearly or Wholly qgT1b s by this race
ntons FOR they appear 10 denote an exraor AZ
pssemSIance 10 those made Of stone ana zone her,
Tnnin,snE Rome Cayestheee are those caves wne. @
,haSsnss az large animals and men have been Iouns
France is the r0hes in the depostoes " Sor ~
asat Rvtain has also furnished much mAeral iVs ~
.,nnanriesi student IN this way Added 70 tas po,s ne
,has haya boen dsooxered at Perigord IN I,s Nj
oth.r places ohips ton detached pieces OF s s,datI,
sds IN she cave rudo dra wings and seugSoro hss ~
Also been gAted en- Picturss OF me horss aS tssts
shesp together with ono very ao, ,st a,so h
mr. of PeIndeer pierced By hnt harpoon & 1sV n,,
sddsa 70 tho list The Prehiseorosl Relics ,nasn
% hr~noh OF The sccnce not "a yet been tnoroogn
dsvsoped but tbe discovery Of sayerA trees ., a an
snms remains In drift at the opening Of 'ne er o"
| A. Frnnoe gnye great impetus 20 thh new aouvo
.ntantian Information The rehcs here arc Rencfnv ~
srsditod 20 be those OF in the Stone Age a. NAM
coneiuson OF the lecture Judge Daily oohveyeo s an
oS tho eetIng TO the lecturer IN appropriate ter' IN
| tha aoeietV Adjourned,