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The Evolution of Culture, and Other Essays

Note 169 — PRIMITIVE WARFARE II ON THE RESEMBLANCE OF THE WEAPONS OF EARLY MAN, THEIR VARIATION, CONTINUITY, AND DEVELOPMENT OF FORM.[126] (continued 2)

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[Darwin, Journal.] (But the quotation (from Darwin, $1/cite> (London, 1845) pp. 433-4) refers to Australia, not New Zealand.—Ed.)

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