man, prehistoric

Examines the development of community life and farming methods in prehistoric times.

Ten-year-old Thorn feels conflicting loyalties when members of his clan blame his friend Fonn, a girl from a rival clan, for the marauding actions of a man-eating sabertooth cat.

Describes the discovery of the oldest, most complete skeleton of any erect walking human ancestor ever found in 1974 in Ethiopia.

Text with maps, photographs, and reconstruction drawings provide an account of the first Americans.

Uses evidence from ten archaeological sites in Europe to show how people lived, worked, and died in prehistoric times.

A brief introduction to the evolution and characteristics of prehistoric people from apelike prehumans to modern man.

Discusses ancient man as he first lived in cave dwellings and later in simple types of lean-to shelters and hogans.

Discusses ancient man as he first lived in cave dwellings and later in simple types of lean-to shelters and hogans.

Although Seth, the young teenager with the twisted leg, is only tolerated by his tribe for his storytelling abilities, he senses his people are on the brink of a transition from hunters to artisans and growers of food, if only he can become their leader.

Recreation, as close as the facts would allow, of what life was like for a family more than 3 million years ago.