File:Wells Europe 4th ice age.png

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DescriptionWells Europe 4th ice age.png	(in 1920) "THIS MAP REPRESENTS THE PRESENT STATE OF OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE AND WESTERN ASIA AT A PERIOD WHICH WE GUESS TO BE ABOUT 50,000 YEARS AGO, THE NEANDERTHALER AGE. Much of this map is of course speculative, but its broad outlines must be fairly like those of the world in which men first became men."
Date	1920
Source	Wells, H. G. (1920). The Outline of History. Garden City, New York: Garden City Publishing Co., Inc..
Author	H. G. Wells

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