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RELIGION IN THE POLIS

indeed a correlation between the stories of giants and the discovery of big bones, there is nothing to indicate that the ancients were looking to extend their knowledge. They were simply making mythical conjectures (e.g. elephant skulls suggest Cyclops; human remains in caves suggest that Cyclops were cannibals). Clearly this is not what we generally understand by proof (contra M. p. 201). But these criticisms should not detract from the overall value of the book. It is well written and referenced, and an excellent example of interdisciplinary work.