Primary Sources
Click on images below for a more detailed view, which may be used to print or to make transparencies.
"The Rise and Fall of Man" (1925) |
Cake-Eater Cartoon (1925) |
World's Fair "Progress" (1893) |
Haeckel's "Pedigree of Man" Diagram (1866) |
Darwin's Branching Diagram (1859) |
Gregory's "Man among the Vertebrates" Diagram with "Undiscovered Ancestors" (1934) |
Caveman Cartoon (1909) |
Knight's Cro-Magnon Cave Artist (1925) |
Osborn's Evolutionary Tree Diagram (c. 1926) |
The following images from the print article in the JAH are not discussed in "teaching the article" but may be printed for class use:
- Diagram in George Hunter's A Civic Biology (1914)
- Benjamin C. Gruenberg's family tree diagram (1919)
- Horse diagram exhibited at the American Museum of Natural History (1902)
- Frontispiece to Thomas Henry Huxley's Man's Place in Nature (1863)
- Dust cover of William King Gregory's Our Face from Fish to Man (1929)
- Biologist and artist J. H. McGregor's museum exhibit displaying reconstructions of human ancestors (1914–1919)
- Silhouette of the Cro-Magnon cave artist used in a New York Times advertisement for Henry Fairfield Osborn's book, The Earth Speaks to Bryan. (1925)