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The oldest known representation of the human body is that of a Negro woman It was carved by a sculptor of Grimaldi race from 10,000 to 15,000 years ago. It called "The Venus of Willendorf" after the place in Austria where it was found, and is in the Vienna Museum. The Grimaldi, a Negro race, lived in Europe as late as 12,000 years ago. Two complete Grimaldi skeletons are in the Museum of Monaco, near Monte Carlo. Abundant traces or their culture have been unearthed in Southern and Central Europe.

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