Spanning from 10,000 B.C. to 2,000 B.C., this work discusses hunter-gatherers, farmers, the worship of the goddess, the human impact on the environment, and social and gender roles, and features photographs, illustrations, diagrams, and maps. 20,000 first printing. $70,000 ad/promo.

People of the Stone Age: Hunter-Gatherers and Early Farmers (Illustrated History of Humankind, Vol. 2)

History

Burenhult, Goran

Ancient Civilizations

Harpercollins

A look at history in the making features modern cultures, including those of the Australian aborigines, Arctic survivors, and North American Indians, while speculating on the future of the human species on this planet and in outer space.

Traditional Peoples Today: Continuity and Change in the Modern World (Illustrated History of Humankind, Vol. 5)

Politics & Social Sciences

Anthropology

A vivid survey of the ancient wonders of the new world and Pacific Islands includes the civilizations of the Maya, Aztecs, Incas, and Native North Americans, as well as the cultures of the Pacific Islands and Japanese.

New World and Pacific Civilizations: Cultures of America, Asia, and the Pacific (Illustrated History of Humankind, Vol. 4)

A history of the civilizations of the Old World chronicles the development of human society in Mesopotamia, Egypt, Africa, Asia, China, Greece, and Rome

Old World Civilizations: The Rise of Cities and States (Illustrated History of Humankind, Vol. 3)

World

Seventy-two papers, proceedings of the 29th CAA Conference held in Gotland in 2001, discuss recent developments in the archaeological use of computer applications and quantitative methods. Contributors discuss this use and application in seven thematic sections: GIS; virtual archaeology; osteology; internet applications and cultural heritage management; survey, mapping, archaeometry, GPS and CAD; database applications; workshops. Abstracts for each section are contained on a CD-Rom.

Archaeological Informatics: Pushing the Envelope. CAA 2001 (BAR International)

Arvidsson, Goran

Archaeology

British Archaeological Reports

There has been a distinct lack of intensive documentation of the history of the Trobriand Islands in Papua New Guinea, leaving the origins of the people shrouded in myth. In 1998 and 1999 a project undertaken by Gotland University College in Sweden sought to investigate sites on the island to find evidence for the colonisation of the islands and discover whether there was cultural continuity through to the present day. This volume reports on their methodology, which included excavation, survey, skeletal and phosphate analysis at key sites on the island, and their findings.

The Archaeology of the Trobriand Islands, Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea: Excavation Season 1999 (BAR International)

Australia & Oceania

Pueblos de La Edad de Piedra (Spanish Edition)

Americas

Debate

Emperadores y Caciques

Editorial Optima

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