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327   $tPART I: BASIC SOCIAL FACTORS --$t1. SKILL AS A HUMAN POSSESSION /$rKENNETH P. OAKLEY, Senior Principal Scientific Officer, British Museum (Natural History) --$t2. EARLY FORMS OF SOCIETY /$rV. GORDON CHILDE, Professor of Prehistoric European Archaeology in the University of London --$t3. DISCOVERY, INVENTION, AND DIFFUSION  /$rH. S. HARRISON --$t4. SPEECH AND LANGUAGE /$rA. SOMMERFELT, Professor of Generarl Philology in the University of Oslo --$t5. PRIMITIVE TIME-RECKONING  /$rE. R. LEACH, Lecturer in Anthropology in the University of Cambridge --$tPART II: FOOD-COLLECTING STAGE  --$t6. WORKING STONE, BONE, AND WOOD /$rL. S. B. LEAKEY, Curator of the Coryndon Memorial Museum, Nairobi, Kenya --$t7. GRAPHIC AND PLASTIC ARTS /$rL. S. B. LEAKEY --$t8. FORAGING, HUNTING, AND FISHING (DARYLL FORDE, Professor of Anthropology in the University of London; Director, International African Institute, London --$tPART III: DOMESTIC ACTIVITIES --$t9. ROTARY MOTION /$rV. GORDON CHILDE --$t10. FIRE-MAKING, FUEL, AND LIGHTING  /$rH. S. HARRISON --$t11. CHEMICAL, CULINARY, AND COSMETIC ARTS /$rR. J. FORBES, Professor of Pure and Applied Sciences in Antiquity, University of Amsterdam --$t12. BUILDING IN WATTLE, WOOD, AND TURF /$rJOHN BRADFORD, Lecturer in Ethnology, University of Oxford --$tPART IV: SPECIALIZING INDUSTRIES --$t13. DOMESTICATION OF ANIMALS /$rF. E. ZEUNER --$t14. CULTIVATION OF PLANTS /$rF. E. ZEUNER --$t15. POTTERY /$rby the late SIR LINDSAY SCOTT, K.B.E, D.S.C. --$t16. TEXTILES, BASKETRY, AND MATS /$rGRACE M. CROWFOOT, Munro Lecturer (Primitive Weaving) at the University of Edinburgh 1951  --$t17. BUILDING IN BRICK AND STONE /$rSETON LLOYD, O.B.E., Director, British Institute of Archaeology, Ankara  --$t18. DIFFERENTIATION OF NON-METALLIC TOOLS /$rS. M. COLE, Author of The Prehistory of East Africa  --$t19. WATER-SUPPLY, IRRIGATION, AND AGRICULTURE /$rM. S. DROWER, M.B.E., Lecturer in Ancient History, University of London  --$tPART V: UTILIZATION OF METALS --$t20. MINING AND QUARRYING /$rC. N. BROMEHEAD, District Geologist for South-Eastern England on the staff of the Geological Survey and Museum, London --$t21. EXTRACTING, SMELTING, AND ALLOYING  /$rR. J. FORBES --$t22. METAL IMPLEMENTS AND WEAPONS /$rH. H. COGHLAN, Curator, Newbury Museum, Berks. --$t23. FINE METAL-WORK /$rHERBERT MARYON, Research Laboratory Attache and H. J. PLENDERLEITH, M.C., Keeper, Research Laboratory, British Museum --$t24. FINE IVORY-WORK /$rR. D. BARNETT, Deputy Keeper in the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities, British Museum --$t25. FINE WOOD-WORK /$rCYRIL ALDRED, Assistant Keeper in the Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh --$tPART VI: TRANSPORT --$t26. LAND TRANSPORT WITHOUT WHEELS ROADS AND BRIDGES  /$rS. M. COLE --$t27. WHEELED VEHICLES /$rV. GORDON CHILDE --$t28. BOATS AND SHIPS /$rADRIAN DIGBY, Keeper of Ethnography, British Museum --$tPART VII: THE PREPARATION FOR SCIENCE --$t29. RECORDING AND WRITING /$rS.H. HOOKE, Professor Emeritus of Old Testament Studies, University of London --$t30. MEASURES AND WEIGHTS /$rF. G. SKINNER, O.B.E., Deputy Keeper, Science Museum, London --$t31. ANCIENT MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY /$r0. NEUGEBAUER, Professor of the History of Mathematics, Brown University, Rhode Island, U.S.A.
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