human beings

The authors use a variety of primary sources including prehistoric footprints, cave drawings, and skeletons of early humans to present the story of early human life.

Ilustrated study of evolution and prehistoric times, focusing on the discovery of Lucy, the skeleton of a modern human predecessor known as Australopithecus afarensis believed to be over three-million-years-old, which was found in the Afar Depression of Ethiopia in 1974.

Text and accompanying photographs describe how our prehistoric ancestors may have lived and how archaeologists find and study the remains of early humans.

Contains illustrated, step-by-step instructions for drawing the components of cartoon people and putting them all together.

Legends from seven different tribes about how humans came to be.

Introduces the harsh world of deserts and the people, plants, and animals that live there.