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The lost civilizations of the Stone Age

by Richard Rudgley

This book challenges the conventional view of the Stone Age as minimally civilised, highlighting the technological and intellectual achievements of its peoples. It explores early advancements ranging from constellation mapping to innovative boat building.

Accession 1169 ISBN 0684855801 Publisher Free Press
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