Description
July 1956 First Printing. Hardcover is faded and has some corner fraying. No dust jacket. Pages are clean and binding is secure.
This well-preserved first edition of Herbert Wendt’s “In search of Adam” offers a captivating glimpse into the pioneering era of anthropological discoveries. Published in the mid-20th century, when scientific understanding of human origins was rapidly evolving, this volume traces the fascinating quest to unravel the mysteries of our earliest ancestors. Wendt’s engaging narrative takes readers on a journey through groundbreaking fossil finds, archaeological excavations, and the intellectual debates that shaped our comprehension of human evolution. As a firsthand account from a pivotal period in anthropology, this book holds immense historical significance for collectors and scholars alike. Despite its age and gentle wear, the clean pages and sturdy binding ensure an immersive reading experience, transporting one to the thrilling dawn of modern paleoanthropology.
