The early days of man (Reference books) [Hardcover] R. E. C Burrell

Description

Missing dust jacket. Hardcover is worn around edges, spine, and corners. The first page has a paperclip indent. Pages are clean on the inside with spotting and nicks around outer edges. Binding is secure.

This well-loved copy of “The early days of man” by R.E.C. Burrell offers a fascinating glimpse into the study of human origins and ancient civilizations. Published in the mid-20th century, this work reflects the state of archaeological and anthropological knowledge at the time, providing insights into how scholars grappled with piecing together the puzzle of our species’ distant past. While some of the information may be dated by modern standards, the book remains a valuable artifact of its era, capturing the intellectual curiosity and scientific methods employed in unraveling the mysteries of human evolution and prehistory. Collectors of vintage scientific literature and those interested in the history of anthropology will appreciate this volume’s place in the ongoing quest to understand our roots. Despite its worn exterior, the secure binding and clean interior pages invite readers to embark on a journey through time, guided by Burrell’s erudite exploration of the “early days of man.”