New Treasures of the Past: Fresh Finds That Deepen Our Understanding of the Archaeology of Man

by Brian M. Fagan

Hardcover, 1987

Status

Available

Call number

930.1

Tags

Archaeology, Illustrated, Human Evolution, Prehistoric Sites, Glossary, Bibliography

Genres

Collection

Gifts

Publication

Barrons Educational Series Inc (1987), Edition: 1st U.S. and Canadian ed, 208 pages

Description

After discussing new methods in archaeological research, the author gives an account of recent discoveries.

Subjects

Human evolution
Prehistoric peoples

Language

English

Original language

English

ISBN

0812058666 / 9780812058666

Local notes

FB

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