Cro-Magnons

Modern discovery in 1940 of previously unsuspected Stone Age Art galleries of Lascaux (Dordogne, France) was popularized by Ralph Theodore Morse who is well aware that he is the first  to make others able to admire, thanks to artificial light, the works made by Cro Magnons man in all their splendor.

Surprisingly, perhaps, it turns out that the face is not only a finite object of art but also an infinite art object, yielding three inimitable standards of facial beauty, but what these really entail remains essentially unexplored. Surprising new research indicates a fundamental restriction on achievable aesthetic meaning within portraiture.

Readers interested in the latest findings on the face are advised that the present paper is part of a series of writings on this page attempting a total integration of the Visage of Man through theoretical comprehension, scientific investigation, and sensual appreciation of its place in actual life and within artistic conventions as ordinarily practiced.

Three other papers on this page should be read for an integrated and particularized approach to the context, the form (or plan), the neurophysiological underpinnings, and the exhibition of the Trifurcated Face of Man (namely, 'Prospectus of the Society for Faces,' 'The Soul of Life and the Spirit of War,' and 'Desiderata for Primary Exhibition of the Face').

A planned fifth paper ('The Human Face in Life and Death') in due course will, it is hoped, summarize, clarify, and strengthen the contributions to the theory of the face by the present author and form the basis for substantial new research on the idealist theory of the Visage of Man in the 21st century. The depth of the human face remains essentially unknown within idealism and is totally masked by the delusions of materialism.

Integral study of individual facial conformation at first maturity with the face in death (the Totenmask) in volunteers across the globe soon will be proposed, more or less as first envisioned in the 'Prospectus of the Society for Faces,' but with concrete reference to true (idealist) anthropology and its newfound insight into the profound psychophysical separation constituting Trifurcated Man.

Die Geschichte der Lehrsammlung des Lehrstuhls für Ur- und Frühgeschichte (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) reicht zurück bis an den Beginn universitärer Urgeschichtsforschung in Berlin am Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts. Bereits unter Gustaf Kossinna begann man eine Sammlung von archäologischen Objekten anzulegen. Unter Hans Reinerth, der seit 1935 das neu gegründete Institut für Vor- und germanische Frühgeschichte an der damaligen Friedrich-Wilhelm-Universität zu Berlin leitete, erfolgte der planmäßige Ausbau des Sammlungsbestands. Aus dieser Zeit erhaltene Rechnungsunterlagen geben ein recht detailliertes Bild darüber ab, welche Summen in den Jahren des Institut-Aufbaus für die Lehrsammlung zur Verfügung gestanden haben und welche Objekte gekauft worden sind. (…) Im Folgenden soll eine repräsentative Auswahl an Sammlungen und Einzelobjekten vorgestellt werden, um aufzuzeigen, dass das Spektrum an vorhanden Material durchaus in der Lage ist, den qualitativen Mangel in Bezug auf den Befundkontext aufzuwiegen. (…) Die Vielschichtigkeit der Sammlungsobjekte eröffnet ein breites Feld für Ideen und Möglichkeiten. Als universitäre Einrichtung liegt es m. E. nahe, die Lehrsammlung als regelmäßig wiederkehrendes Forum, eine Begegnungsstätte oder allgemein einen Ort aufzufassen, auf dem in verstärktem Maß dem Dialog zwischen Archäologie und Öffentlichkeit Rechnung getragen wird.

Many Native American Cultures identify that they have “always been here,” that they are truly indigenous to the Americas. Yet, a vocal majority of American archaeologists have until 1997  steadfastly advocated a less than 13,500-year Terminal Ice Age arrival of people from Northeast Asia. Needless to say, a new chapter culminating from the now widespread distinction of an enduring habitation begs a reappraisal of theoretical premises, some dismissed over a hundred years ago. An American Wellspring, Volume One, will present a general overview of the science of evolutionary anthropology and theories outlining the origins of Native Americans and synthesize a new alternative that embraces the New World as the cradle of humankind. It promises to illuminate what many theologians and scientists have long characterized as, an unheralded place to start in anticipating our human beginnings. The language of anthropology and its assorted terms will be refined as we examine lost horizons of this long-overlooked evolutionary model. Following the immediate European Discovery of the Western Hemisphere, First world People and Second world Inhabitants and the initial separation of them was a major topic of discussion. A Second world evolutionary origin was specifically set aside although eminent scholars at the turn of the XIX were willing to “risk their reputations” in favor of an Autochthonous American origin for all of Humanity.

My translation into Portuguese of Chap. 5 from the book 'Lone Survivors - How we came to be the only humans on Earth', by professor Chris Stringer.
This translation has been published here with the kind permission of prof. Stringer.
My big thanx to prof. Adriana Schmidt for bringing this book to my attention.

Minha tradução do capítulo 5 do livro 'Lone Survivors - How we came to be the only humans on Earth', de autoria do prof. Chris Stringer.
Publicado neste site com a gentil autorização do prof. Stringer.
Igualmente, gostaria de agradecer à prof. Adriana Schmidt por me indicar este livro.

Nanocomposites of linear chain of ferroelectric-ferromagnetic crystal structure is considered. It is analyzed theoretically in the motion equation method on the pursuit of magnonic excitations,lattice vibration excitations and their interactions leading to a new collective mode of excitations,the electormagnons. In this particular work, it is observed that the magnetizations and polarizations are tunable in a given temperature ranges for some specific values of the coupling order parameter.

After I discovered The Istanbul Paleolithic Culture in Kadıköy Region,
I have published three short articles about Istanbul Paleolithic Discovery  in  “academia.edu” and “researchgate.net” sites.         
            Because I didn’t want to wait to publish the first cover “THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERY OF ISTANBUL PALEOLITHIC CULTURE I - ARROWHEADS, SPEARHEADS, LITHIC TOOLS AND SCULPTURES ” of this archaeological discovery.
                   
                  These three short articles are ; 
1- “The Archaeological Discovery of Istanbul Paleolithic Culture  Preknowledge and Artifact Samples ” ,
2-   “ A Stone Axe and  A Stone Hammer which have Special  Connection Geometry from İstanbul  Archaeological Discovery” and
3- “Two Special Sculpture from Istanbul Paleolithic Discovery” .

      I wanted  to show these artifacts to academicians as soon as possible. In fact, I published these artifacts in my facebook group. “Istanbul  Paleolitik Kültürü (Istanbul Paleolithic Culture)” before.

      These three articles  and this forth article  will be included in “THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERY OF ISTANBUL PALEOLITHIC CULTURE I - ARROWHEADS, SPEARHEADS, LITHIC TOOLS AND SCULPTURES ” which include approximately 220 artifacts with their photographs and my detailed explanations.
                        I will publish this complete work next month , as I sad before.
            We show some interesting translucent agate artifacts in this article.
These translucent agate artifacts are small sculptures which have two or three human profiles. And they have white patinas on their surfaces. These white patinas prove the realness of these artifacts.
                    Most of the flint artifacts have carving traces on their surfaces such as primary and secondary flake traces. These carving traces show that these parts was produced, and human-made. These flints are flaked artifacts.
          And there is another interesting thing. Some profiles are Neanderthal type. But some profiles are today’s human face profiles. This shows us that two different human types had lived together  in İstanbul in Lower Paleolithic Period.
                  I think these articles and coming first book of this discovery will be resource and lesson subjects  for this and next generations in archaeology and relatad fields.

Agate was a variety of chalcedony.  And also Calchedony was translucent. Therefore We could called these translucent artifacts  both as  “translucent agate” and as  “chalcedony”. 
I want to focused the importance of these artifacs. İstanbul Paleolithic Sculptures which include these translucent agate(chalcedony) sculptures are the first paleolithic  sculptures which was found in Istanbul.
Now,  Let’s look at the our translucent Agate/ Chalchedony Artifacts from İstanbul Paleolithic Culture.