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[coupure de presse] PAN-AFRICAN CONGRESS ON PREHISTORY Famous Scientists At Nairobi Opening (The East African Standard, 15 January 1947 In the presence of one of the most distinguished gatherings of scientists ever assembled in Africa, His Excellency the Governor of Kenya (Sir Philip Mitchell),...

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45/ [coupure de presse, suite] was convened by the Colonial Office last year. 'East Africa at present one of the most important parts of the world in the field of Pre-Historic Research.' World-Known "I believe that East Africa is also outstanding for the very great richness which it has of fossil...

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[coupure de presse, suite] lopment. It is a wonderful confirmation of that splendid and spiritual Pan-African archaeology which has led to this international congress in the service of scientific travel." Gen. Smuts's Interest Professor C. va, Riet Lowe, Director of Archaeology Survey of the Union...

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48/ [coupure de presse] East Afr. Standard 16.1.47 PREHISTORY CONGRESS : EARLY MAN IN AFRICA Union Expert's Lecture The background of events in the Southern part of the African Continent during the period of man's development were described by Dr. H. B. S. Cooke of the University of...

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[coupure de presse] Next Prehistory Congress In South Africa (The East African Standard, 17-5-1947 INVITATION FROM GENERAL SMUTS AN INVITATION from General Smuts, Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa, to hold the next meeting in the Union in 1951 was yesterday accepted "with deep gratitude"...

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51/ [coupure de presse, suite] and Broom in South Africa, of Leakey in East Africa, of Wayland in Central Africa, and of Neuville and Ruhlmann and otehrs in North Africa, we find that the only reasonable working hypothesis we can adopt at this stage is to regard this Continent as the most likely...

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54/ [coupure de presse] (The East African Standard, 18.1.47. Important discoveries in Somaliland which may shed new light on the sequence of Stone Age cultures within the Horn of Africa have been made during some two-and-a-half years of research by Mr. J. desmond Clarke, brilliant young scientist...

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65/ [coupure de presse] Professor Lowe had been appealing for a wider public appreciation of the importance of prehistoric investigation. "The more closely we study these prehistoric remains the more convinced we become that our major problems concerning man's development are to be solved in...

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Sub-Committee on terminology. Meeting of Sunday, January 19th 1947