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Two remains of skulls of palaeo-diluvian Men, with strongly protruding eye-bumps. Both cuts are side views. The cut at the top represents the skull-cap (the only part which was preserved) found in 185C in a cave of the Neander valley near Dxisseldorf, Germany. The cut at the bottom represents a fairly complete skull, found in 1887 in a cave of Spy, near Namur, France, together with equally aged bones of Mammoths, Rhinoceros, and Cave-Bears.

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