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Woodcut illustration in W. Boyd Dawkins (1880), Early man in Britain and his place in the tertiary period, p. 213. The legend says: " Fig. 77. The Hunting of the Urus, Duruthy Cave, 1/2. " But in p. 212-213, text related to this image says: " (...) incised on a piece of antler, left behind by one if the hunters in his dwelling at Laugerie-Basse (Fig. 77) and figured by M. Massenat, shows that the game was sometime stalked. A large ox is represented feeding, with his head down, while behind a naked human figure, with dishevelled hair and beard, has crept up, and is in the act of throwing a spear. The victim is considered by M. Massenat to be a bison, but the double curvature, as well as the length of the horns, prove that it was the urus (...) "

Thus there is an error in the legend and this piece comes from Laugerie-Basse.
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Author Dawkins, William Boyd
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22228349
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72255 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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29174 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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Page 213
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https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/22228349
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10.5962/bhl.title.29174
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