"With more than 3,000 images, The Nature of Paleolithic Art offers the most comprehensive representation of Paleolithic art ever published and a radical (and controversial) new way of interpreting it. The variety and content of these images - most of which have never been availa…
Exploring the development of classically Neanderthal behaviours in Europe between MIS 9-6, this book focuses on the British record, especially stone tools as durable residues of human action.
Paleoindians without mammoths and archaeologists without projectile points; the archaeology of the first inhabitants of the Americas.
