Known as the First Family of Paleontology, the Leakey family's fascinating archaeological and paleontological finds in Africa stunned the world and reset prevailing notions about human evolution.
Presents an illustrated introduction to Mary Leakey, the twentieth-century British archaeologist who discovered a fossilized skull that linked humans to apes.
An introduction to the unconventional life of the eminent mathematician describes the phenomenal math talents he demonstrated from an early age while revealing how he was often stymied by everyday tasks.
Presents a joint biography documenting the work done by both Jane Goodall and Mary Leakey with chimpanzees and evolution. Examines the significance of their work today and in the future. Includes color photographs, a glossary, and further resources.
Presents a comprehensive examination of injustices done to African-Americans in France from 1944 to 1946 through the testimony of Louis Guilloux, an eyewitness who acted as an interpreter at the courts-martial.
Presents an illustrated introduction to Mary Leakey, the twentieth-century British archaeologist who discovered a fossilized skull that linked humans to apes.
An introduction to the world of math and a fascinating look at the unique, if not eccentric, character traits that made the noted mathematician "Uncle Paul" a great man.
