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AT a meeting of the Royal Anthropological Institute held on Tuesday, Nov. 1, Mr. H. J. E. Peake, president, in the chair, Miss Dorothy Garrod described the excavations at the Devil's Tower, Gibraltar, in which she had discovered the skull now known to be a relie of Neanderthal man, Mr. L, H. Dudley Buxton gave a description of the skull, and Prof. 0. Elliot Smith described the endocranial cast, from which it has been possible to observe the main features of the conformation of the brain.
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The Gibraltar Skull. Nature 120, 710 (1927). https://doi.org/10.1038/120710a0
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