World Prehistory: In New Perspective

World Prehistory: In New Perspective
ISBN-10
052129178X
ISBN-13
9780521291781
Series
World Prehistory
Category
History
Pages
554
Language
English
Published
1977-12-15
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Author
Grahame Clark

Description

The origins and development of human culture throughout the world are re-examined in this new, generously illustrated edition of Clark's famous work. There is much more detailed and up-to-date coverage of the various territories, particularly America and Australasia plus a select bibliography of reference to the main sources used.

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