MAN FROM THE FARTHEST PAST 
and pendants of pierced shells or the perforated and en- 
graved teeth of various animals, among them the lion and 
the bear. Evidence of the custom of “secondary inter- 
ment’’ already described is to be seen in the manner of 
Fic. 60. The famous figure known as ‘“‘The Sorcerer,”’ 
partly engraved and partly painted in black, from the 
cavern of the Trois Fréres in southwestern France. From 
photograph by Count Begouen 
putting the disarticulated bones of the dead together 
again before this final burial. Thus the skeleton found in 
1894 in the grotto of Les Hoteaux, in eastern France, had 
its thigh bones reversed, perhaps so that its ghost could not 
“walk.” Often the remains are found covered with red 
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