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  • 08.506 Mei 2024 08.50Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 17 (riw | sunting) ‎[34.083 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER XVII. PALEMBANG, BANCA, AND SINGAPORE. May 4th.—At 7 A. M. I bade my host, the controleur, good-by, and began to glide down the Limatang for Palembang. It was a cool, clear morning, and I enjoyed a fine view of Mount Dempo and the other high peaks near it. The current at first was so rapid that the only care of my men was, to keep the boat from striking on the many bars of sand and shingle. To do this, one stood forward and one aft, each provided wit...')
  • 08.496 Mei 2024 08.49Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 16 (riw | sunting) ‎[54.396 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER XVI. CROSSING SUMATRA. April 17th.—Took the steamer at Padang for Bencoolen. Nearly all the way we had a heavy wind from the southeast, though the southeastern monsoon has not yet begun in the Java Sea. The western limit of this monsoon region, I judge, after many inquiries, may be considered to be the Cape of Indrapura, but both monsoon winds prevail occasionally as far north as Padang. Farther north the winds are constantly variable. At Tapanuli Bay...')
  • 08.496 Mei 2024 08.49Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 15 (riw | sunting) ‎[43.327 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER XV. THE PADANG PLATEAU. As I had seen only a small portion of the Padangsche Bovenlanden, or Padang plateau, I again set off for the interior, following the same route that I had taken before, namely, north, over low lands to the left of the Barizan chain. As the governor’s “American” had not arrived from Saboga, he kindly borrowed for me a “bendy,” that is, a small, heavy, two-wheeled chaise. He gave me an order allowing me to use two horses...')
  • 08.466 Mei 2024 08.46Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 14 (riw | sunting) ‎[34.060 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER XIV. RETURN TO PADANG. Back of Siboga rises a high peak, and from its summit I was confident that I could enjoy a magnificent view over the whole bay. A native engaged to show me the way to its top, but after we had travelled a long distance I found he had even less idea of how we were to reach the desired spot than I had myself. Other natives gave me directions, but that day was too far spent for such a journey, and I therefore made my pretended guide...')
  • 08.456 Mei 2024 08.45Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 13 (riw | sunting) ‎[44.359 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER XIII. TO THE LAND OF THE CANNIBALS. February 26th.—At 7 A. M. rode down the edge of the plateau to the bottom of a deep ravine, and then climbed up the opposite ridge. Here we met all the rajahs and their attendants in the vicinity, and again descended to the bottom of a second ravine to the little village of Pisang. As the way was exceedingly rough, I preferred to ride a nice horse the controleur had given me, to being jolted in the carriage. Beyond...')
  • 08.446 Mei 2024 08.44Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 12 (riw | sunting) ‎[35.896 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER XII. SUMATRA. On the third day from Macassar we arrived safely at Surabaya, and thence proceeded westward to Samarang, and, on the first of February, 1866, I was again in Batavia, having been absent in the eastern part of the archipelago eight months. Through the courtesy of Messrs. Dümmler & Co., of that city, who obligingly offered to receive and store my collections and forward them to America, I was left entirely free to commence a new journey. Th...')
  • 08.436 Mei 2024 08.43Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 11 (riw | sunting) ‎[44.062 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER XI. THE MINAHASSA. December 29th.—Early this morning rode about two miles from Sonder in a northwest direction, down over the edge of the plateau on which that village is situated. The road was nothing but a narrow path, and led along a deep ravine, whose sides in several places were high precipices. A short distance beyond the native village of Tinchep is the beautiful waterfall Munte, nine hundred and sixty-four feet above the sea, but six hundred a...')
  • 08.416 Mei 2024 08.41Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 10 (riw | sunting) ‎[52.029 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER X. THE NORTHERN PENINSULA OF CELEBES. On the morning of the 13th of December Mount Klabat, a conical volcanic mountain attaining an elevation of six thousand five hundred feet, appeared on the horizon; and soon after, north of Klabat, was seen Mount Sudara, “The Sisters,” a twin cone whose highest peak is about four thousand four hundred feet above the sea. North of this again is Batu angus, two thousand three hundred feet in height. Its name in Mal...')
  • 08.406 Mei 2024 08.40Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 9 (riw | sunting) ‎[38.040 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER IX. TERNATE, TIDORE, AND GILOLO. As we steamed out of the bay of Kayéli a heavy rain came on, for the rainy season, which had been prevailing on the south side of Buru, was now beginning on the north side. The same alternation of seasons is seen in Ceram. When I was on the south side of that island, there was one continuous rain; but when I came soon after to Wahai on the north coast, the grass was dry, and in many places completely parched. The cause...')
  • 08.396 Mei 2024 08.39Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 8 (riw | sunting) ‎[72.069 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER VIII. BURU. Sept. 25th.—Steamed down the bay from Amboina, this time not without a slight feeling of sadness as I recalled the many happy hours I had passed gathering shells on its shores and rambling over its high hills, and as I realized that it would probably never be my privilege to enjoy those pleasures again. Only three months had elapsed since my arrival at Batavia, but I had passed through so many and such different scenes, that Amboina appear...')
  • 08.336 Mei 2024 08.33Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 7 (riw | sunting) ‎[62.341 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER VII. BANDA. Two months had now passed since I arrived at Amboina, and I had not only collected all the shells figured in Rumphius’s “Rariteit Kamer,” which I had come to seek, but more than twice as many species besides. I was therefore ready to visit some other locality, and turn my attention to a different branch of natural history. During all the time I had been gathering and arranging my collection, Governor Arriens had frequently honored me w...')
  • 08.096 Mei 2024 08.09Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 6 (riw | sunting) ‎[56.115 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER VI. THE ULIASSERS AND CERAM. The arrival of the mail here, at Amboina, causes a general rejoicing. Indeed, it is the only thing there is to break the dull monotony of a residence in this enervating climate, unless, as happened this month, there is an earthquake, which affords a grand opportunity for the old residents to describe to all newcomers the fearful shocks they have experienced, and this they invariably do with that peculiar kind of semi-boastin...')
  • 08.056 Mei 2024 08.05Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 5 (riw | sunting) ‎[73.194 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER V. AMBOINA. June 29th.—We are this morning approaching Amboina, the goal of my long journey, and the most important of the Spice Islands. Amboina is both the name of the island and its chief city. In form the island is nearly elliptical, and a deep, narrow bay, fourteen miles long, almost divides it longitudinally into two unequal parts. That on the west, which forms the main body of the island, is called Hitu; and that on the east Laitimur, which in...')
  • 08.036 Mei 2024 08.03Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 4 (riw | sunting) ‎[47.947 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER IV. CELEBES AND TIMUR. June 18th.—We anchored this evening close in to the coast of Celebes on a shallow plateau, which is really only a slightly-submerged part of the island itself. This word Celebes is not of native origin, and was probably introduced by the Portuguese, who were the earliest Europeans that visited this island. It first appears in the historical and descriptive writings of De Barros,[14] who informs us that it was not discovered unti...')
  • 08.026 Mei 2024 08.02Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 3 (riw | sunting) ‎[40.135 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER III. THE FLORA AND FAUNA OF THE TROPICAL EAST. June 15th.—At 8 A. M. we left our anchorage off Surabaya, and steamed down the Madura Strait for Macassar, the capital of Celebes. Along the shores of the strait were many villages of fishermen, and bamboo weirs extending out to a distance of five or six miles from both the Java and Madura shores, and showing well how shallow the water must be so far from land. During the forenoon it was nearly calm, but...')
  • 08.006 Mei 2024 08.00Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 2 (riw | sunting) ‎[44.843 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER II. SAMARANG AND SURABAYA. On the 7th of June, as the twilight was brightening in the eastern sky, I left my new Batavia home, and was hurriedly driven to the “boom.” A small steamer was waiting to take passengers off to the mail-boat that goes to Celebes, Timor, and Amboina, the capital of the Spice Islands. My baggage all on board, I had time to rest, and realize that once more I was a wanderer; but lonesome thoughts were quickly banished when I...')
  • 07.586 Mei 2024 07.58Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur/Bab 1 (riw | sunting) ‎[45.532 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHAPTER I. THE STRAIT OF SUNDA AND BATAVIA. On the 19th of April, 1865, I was fifty miles east of Christmas Island, floating on the good ship “Memnon” toward the Strait of Sunda. I was going to Batavia, to sail thence to the Spice Islands, which lie east of Celebes, for the purpose of collecting the beautiful shells of those seas. I had chosen that in preference to any other part of the world, because the first collection of shells from the East that was...')
  • 07.516 Mei 2024 07.51Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 24 (riw | sunting) ‎[63.173 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'XXIV THE CAREER OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT § 1. Philip of Macedonia. § 2. The Murder of King Philip. § 3. Alexander's First Conquests. § 4. The Wanderings of Alexander. § 5. Was Alexander Indeed Great? § 6. The Successors of Alexander. § 7. Pergamum a Refuge of Culture. § 8. Alexander as a Portent of World Unity. § 1 THE true hero of the story of Alexander is not so much Alexander as his father Philip. The author of a piece does not shine in the limeligh...')
  • 07.486 Mei 2024 07.48Perjalanan di Kepulauan Hindia Timur (riw | sunting) ‎[11.693 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi '<center> <poem> PERJALANAN KE KEPULAUAN HINDIA TIMUR. Oleh ALBERT S. BICKMORE, M.A., ANGGOTA ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, ANGGOTA TERKAIT AMERICAN AND LONDON ETHNOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, NEW YORK LYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, ANGGOTA BOSTON SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY AND AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY, DAN PROFESOR SEJARAH ALAM DI UNIVERSITAS MADISON, HAMILTON, N. Y. DENGAN PETA DAN ILUSTRASI. LONDON: JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET. 1868. Hak penerjemahan dilindu...')

5 Mei 2024

2 Mei 2024

  • 09.542 Mei 2024 09.54Lokakarya WikiCendekia 2024: Resep-resep Pilihan Peserta (riw | sunting) ‎[741 bita]ObsidianAngkasa (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'WikiCendekia merupakan salah satu program yang dilakukan oleh Wikimedia untuk melatih para sukarelawan demi usaha dapat menjaring kemungkinan menjadi pelatih di masa depan. WikiCendekia menjadi program lanjutan dari WikiLatih. Pada kesempatan kali ini, para peserta WikiCendekia 2024 yang memilih Lokakarya WikiBuku diminta untuk menuliskan resep dari daerah mereka masing-masing. Kumpulan resep ini pun menjadi ajang untuk mereka mengenal proses pembuatan buku dalam...') Tag: VisualEditor
  • 07.282 Mei 2024 07.28Resep sate taliwang (riw | sunting) ‎[1.338 bita]Janniba Arifah (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'Ayam taliwang merupakan makanan khas dari Nusa Tenggara Barat. Biasanya sajian ini dihidangkan dengan plecing kangkung di restoran. Cara membuat ayam taliwang tidak sulit. Namun, sebaiknya kamu menggunakan ayam kampung agar bumbu bakaran lebih meresap. Bahan: * 1 ekor ayam kampung, belah dua tidak putus, tekan sedikit supaya melebar * 2 sendok teh air jeruk limau * 1 sendok teh garam * 750 ml santan dari 1/2 butir kelapa * 3 sendok teh garam * 2 sendok makan gul...')
  • 06.542 Mei 2024 06.54Resep:Mi gomak (riw | sunting) ‎[1.556 bita]Yasanto Lase (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'Mi Gomak adalah salah satu makanan khas Nusantara yang berasal dari Medan<ref>Aisyah, Yuharrani, <nowiki>''Resep Mi Gomak Kuah Khas Batak Untuk Sarapan''</nowiki>, Kompas.Com, 8 Juni 2021, </ref>. Namun, kita bisa menemukan di berbagai daerah di Nusantara. Mi gomak bisa dikatakan khas Batak berupa mi lidi rebus berkuah santan bumbu kuning. Mi gomak biasanya disantap saat sarapan. Rasa mi gomak bakal lebih nikmat dan otentik kalau menggunakan andaliman, merica kh...') Tag: suntingan sumber awalnya dibuat dengan judul "Resep makanan: Mi gomak"

27 April 2024

  • 02.0727 April 2024 02.07Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 23 (riw | sunting) ‎[48.866 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'GREEK THOUGHT AND LITERATURE § 1. The Athens of Pericles. § 2. Socrates. § 3. What was the Quality of the Common Athenians? § 4. Greek Tragedy and Comedy. § 5. Plato and the Academy. § 6. Aristotle and the Lyceum. § 7. Philosophy becomes Unworldly. § 8. The Quality and Limitations of Greek Thought. § 1 GREEK history for the next forty years after Platæa and Mycale is a story of comparative peace and tranquillity. There were wars, but they were not in...')

25 April 2024

  • 04.3925 April 2024 04.39Mitos Bintang/Eridanus (riw | sunting) ‎[710 bita]Alagos (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'Rasi bintang '''Eridanus''' dalam bahasa Yunani disebut Êridanos atau Potamos Didymoi ("Sungai"), dalam bahasa Akkad disebut Purattu ("Sungai Efrat), dan dalam bahasa Sumer disebut BURANUN ("Sungai Efrat"). <!-- 250px|jmpl|ka|Rasi bintang Gemini ' == Dioskouri == Dua putra kembar Zeus yang bernama Kastor dan Polydeukes. Mereka merupakan penunggang kuda terkenal yang diangkat ke langit setelah mati dan dijadikan rasi bintang Gemini.<ref na...')
  • 03.3125 April 2024 03.31Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 22 (riw | sunting) ‎[85.449 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE GREEKS AND THE PERSIANS § 1. The Hellenic Peoples. § 2. Distinctive Features of Hellenic Civilization. § 3. Monarchy, Aristocracy, and Democracy in Greece. § 4. The Kingdom of Lydia. § 5. The Rise of the Persians in the East. § 6. The Story of Crœsus. § 7. Darius Invades Russia. § 8. The Battle of Marathon. § 9. Thermopylæ and Salamis. § 10. Platæa and Mycale. § 1 AND now our history must go back again to those Aryan-speaking peoples of whose...')

24 April 2024

  • 02.2424 April 2024 02.24Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 21 (riw | sunting) ‎[41.017 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE HEBREW SCRIPTURES AND THE PROPHETS § 1. The Place of the Israelites in History. § 2. Saul, David, and Solomon. § 3. The Jews a People of Mixed Origin. § 4. The Importance of the Hebrew Prophets. § 1 WE are now in a position to place in their proper relationship to this general outline of human history the Israelites, and the most remarkable collection of ancient documents in the world, that collection which is known to all Christian peoples as the Old...')
  • 02.2124 April 2024 02.21Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 20 (riw | sunting) ‎[42.903 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'SERFS, SLAVES, SOCIAL CLASSES, AND FREE INDIVIDUALS § 1. The Common Man in Ancient Times. § 2. The Earliest Slaves. § 3. The first "Independent" Persons. § 4. Social Classes Three Thousand Years Ago. § 5. Classes Hardening into Castes. § 6. Caste in India. § 7. The System of the Mandarins. § 8. A Summary of Five Thousand Years. § 1 WE have been sketching in the last four chapters the growth of civilized states out of the primitive Neolithic agricultur...')
  • 02.1824 April 2024 02.18Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 19 (riw | sunting) ‎[37.483 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'GODS AND STARS, PRIESTS AND KINGS § 1. Nomadic and Settled Religion. § 2. The Priest Comes into History. § 3. Priests and the Stars. § 4. Priests and the Dawn of Learning. § 5. King against Priest. § 6. How Bel-Marduk Struggled against the Kings. § 7. The God-Kings of Egypt. § 8. Shi Hwang-ti Destroys the Books. § 1 WE have already told what there is to tell of the social life of the Aryan tribes when they were settling down to the beginnings of civil...')
  • 02.1524 April 2024 02.15Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 18 (riw | sunting) ‎[18.271 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'WRITING § 1. Picture Writing. § 2. Syllable Writing. § 3. Alphabet Writing. § 4. The Place of Writing in Human Life. § 1 IN the five preceding chapters (XIII to XVII) we have sketched in broad outline the development of the chief human communities from the primitive beginnings of the heliolithic culture to the great historical kingdoms and empires in the sixth century b.c. We must now study a little more closely the general process of social change, the g...')
  • 02.1224 April 2024 02.12Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 17 (riw | sunting) ‎[23.640 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'SEA PEOPLES AND TRADING PEOPLES § 1. The Earliest Ships and Sailors. § 2. The Ægean Cities before History. § 3. The First Voyages of Exploration. § 4. Early Traders. § 5. Early Travellers. § 1 THE first boats were made very early indeed in the Neolithic stage of culture by riverside and lakeside peoples. They were no more than trees and floating wood, used to assist the imperfect natural swimming powers of men. Then came the hollowing out of the trees,...')
  • 02.1024 April 2024 02.10Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 16 (riw | sunting) ‎[44.147 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE FIRST CIVILIZATIONS § 1. Early Cities and Early Nomads. § 2a. The Riddle of the Sumerians. § 2b. The Empire of Sargon the First. § 2c. The Empire of Hammurabi. § 2d. The Assyrians and their Empire. § 2e. The Chaldean Empire. § 3. The Early History of Egypt. § 4. The Early Civilization of India. § 5. The Early History of China. § 6. While the Civilizations were Growing. § 1 WHEN the Aryan way of speech and life was beginning to spread to the east...')

23 April 2024

  • 02.1423 April 2024 02.14Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 15 (riw | sunting) ‎[31.792 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE ARYAN-SPEAKING PEOPLES IN PREHISTORIC TIMES § 1. The Spreading of the Aryan-Speakers. § 2. Primitive Aryan Life. § 3. Early Aryan Daily Life. § 1 WE have spoken of the Aryan language as probably arising in the region of the Danube and South Russia and spreading from that region of origin. We say "probably," because it is by no means certainly proved that that was the centre; there have been vast discussions upon this point and wide divergences of opini...')
  • 02.1123 April 2024 02.11Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 14 (riw | sunting) ‎[26.038 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE LANGUAGES OF MANKIND § 1. No one Primitive Language. § 2. The Aryan Languages. § 3. The Semitic Languages. § 4. The Hamitic Languages. § 5. The Ural Altaic Languages. § 6. The Chinese Languages. § 7. Other Language Groups. § 8. Submerged and Lost Languages. § 9. How Languages may be Related. § 1 IT is improbable that there was ever such a thing as a common human language. We know nothing of the language of Palæolithic man; we do not even know wh...')
  • 02.0723 April 2024 02.07Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 13 (riw | sunting) ‎[19.289 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE RACES OF MANKIND § 1. Is Mankind Still Differentiating? § 2. The Main Races of Mankind. § 3. Was There an Alpine Race? § 4. The Brunet Peoples. § 5. How Existing Races may be Related to Each Other. § 1 IT is necessary now to discuss plainly what is meant by a phrase, used often very carelessly, "The Races of Mankind." It must be evident from what has already been explained in Chapter III that man, so widely spread and subjected therefore to great di...')
  • 02.0523 April 2024 02.05Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 12 (riw | sunting) ‎[23.831 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'EARLY THOUGHT § 1. Primitive Philosophy. § 2. The Old Man in Religion. § 3. Fear and Hope in Religion. § 4. Stars and Seasons. § 5. Story-telling and Myth-making. § 6. Complex Origins of Religion. § 1 BEFORE we go on to tell how 6000 or 7000 years ago men began to gather into the first towns and to develop something more than the loose-knit tribes that had hitherto been their highest political association, something must be said about the things that we...')

22 April 2024

  • 09.0422 April 2024 09.04Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 11 (riw | sunting) ‎[31.234 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'NEOLITHIC MAN IN EUROPE § 1. The Age of Cultivation Begins. § 2. Where Did the Neolithic Culture Arise? § 3. Everyday Neolithic Life. § 4. How Did Sowing Begin? § 5. Primitive Trade. § 6. The Flooding of the Mediterranean Valley. § 1 THE Neolithic phase of human affairs began in Europe about 10,000 or 12,000 years ago. But probably men had reached the Neolithic stage elsewhere some thousands of years earlier. Neolithic men came slowly into Europe from t...')
  • 08.4622 April 2024 08.46Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 10 (riw | sunting) ‎[25.900 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE LATER POSTGLACIAL PALÆOLITHIC MEN, THE FIRST TRUE MEN (Later Palæolithic Age) § 1. The Coming of Men Like Ourselves. § 2. Subdivision of the Later Palæolithic. § 3. The Earliest True Men Were Splendid Savages. § 4. Hunters Give Place to Herdsmen. § 5. No Sub-men in America. § 1 THE Neanderthal type of man prevailed in Europe at least for tens of thousands of years. For ages that make all history seem a thing of yesterday, these nearly human creat...')
  • 08.3722 April 2024 08.37Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 9 (riw | sunting) ‎[15.114 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE NEANDERTHAL MEN, AN EXTINCT RACE (The Early Palæolithic Age) § 1. The World 50,000 Years Ago. § 2. The Daily Life of the First Men. § 3. The Last Palæolithic Men. § 1 IN the time of the Third Interglacial period the outline of Europe and western Asia was very different from what it is to-day. Vast areas to the west and northwest which are now under the Atlantic waters were then dry land; the Irish Sea and the North Sea were river valleys. Over these...')
  • 08.3522 April 2024 08.35Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 8 (riw | sunting) ‎[18.736 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE ANCESTRY OF MAN § 1. Man Descended from a Walking Ape. § 2. First Traces of Man-like Creatures. § 3. The Heidelberg Sub-man. § 4. The Piltdown Sub-man. § 5. The Riddle of the Piltdown Remains. § 1 THE origin of man is still very obscure. It is commonly asserted that he is "descended" from some man-like ape such as the chimpanzee, the orang-utang, or the gorilla, but that of course is as reasonable as saying that I am "descended" from some Hottentot o...')
  • 08.3322 April 2024 08.33Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 7 (riw | sunting) ‎[14.660 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE AGE OF MAMMALS § 1. A New Age of Light. § 2. Tradition Comes into the World. § 3. An Age of Brain Growth. § 4. The World Grows Hard Again. § 5. Chronology of the Ice Age. § 1 THE third great division of the geological record, the Cainozoic, opens with a world already physically very like the world we live in to-day. Probably the day was at first still perceptibly shorter, but the scenery had become very modern in its character. Climate was, of course...')
  • 08.3122 April 2024 08.31Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 6 (riw | sunting) ‎[18.444 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE AGE OF REPTILES § 1. The Age of Lowland Life. § 2. Flying Dragons. § 3. The First Birds. § 4. An Age of Hardship and Death. § 5. The First Appearance of Fur and Feathers. § 1 WE know that for hundreds of thousands of years the wetness and warmth, the shallow lagoon conditions that made possible the vast accumulations of vegetable matter which, compressed and mummified,[1] are now coal, prevailed over most of the world. There were some cold intervals,...')
  • 08.2822 April 2024 08.28Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 5 (riw | sunting) ‎[16.920 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'CHANGES IN THE WORLD'S CLIMATE § 1. Why Life Must Change Continually. § 2. The Sun a Steadfast Star. § 3. Changes from Within the Earth. § 4. Life May Control Change. § 1 THE Record of the Rocks is like a great book that has been carelessly misused. All its pages are torn, worn, and defaced, and many are altogether missing. The outline of the story that we sketch here has been pieced together slowly and painfully in an investigation that is still incomple...')
  • 08.2622 April 2024 08.26Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 4 (riw | sunting) ‎[9.967 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE INVASION OF THE DRY LAND BY LIFE § 1. Life and Water. § 2. The Earliest Animals. § 1 WHEREVER the shore line ran there was life, and that life went on in and by and with water as its home, its medium, and its fundamental necessity. The first jelly-like beginnings of life must have perished whenever they got out of the water, as jelly-fish dry up and perish on our beaches to-day. Drying up was the fatal thing for life in those days, against which at fir...')
  • 08.2422 April 2024 08.24Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 3 (riw | sunting) ‎[11.241 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'NATURAL SELECTION AND THE CHANGES OF SPECIES NOW here it will be well to put plainly certain general facts about this new thing, life, that was creeping in the shallow waters and intertidal muds of the early Palæozoic period, and which is perhaps confined to our planet alone in all the immensity of space. Life differs from all things whatever that are without life in certain general aspects. There are the most wonderful differences among living things to-day,...')
  • 08.2122 April 2024 08.21Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 2 (riw | sunting) ‎[13.565 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE RECORD OF THE ROCKS § 1. The First Living Things. § 2. How Old Is the World? § 1 WE do not know how life began upon the earth. Biologists, that is to say, students of life, have made guesses about these beginnings, but we will not discuss them here. Let us only note that they all agree that life began where the tides of those swift days spread and receded over the steaming beaches of mud and sand. The atmosphere was much denser then, usually great clo...')
  • 08.2022 April 2024 08.20Ikhtisar Sejarah/Bab 1 (riw | sunting) ‎[8.581 bita]Glorious Engine (bicara | kontrib) (←Membuat halaman berisi 'THE EARTH IN SPACE AND TIME THE earth on which we live is a spinning globe. Vast though it seems to us, it is a mere speck of matter in the greater vastness of space. Space is, for the most part, emptiness. At great intervals there are in this emptiness flaring centres of heat and light, the "fixed stars." They are all moving about in space, notwithstanding that they are called fixed stars, but for a long time men did not realize their motion. They are so vast...')

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