stone age

Imagines the life of a boy named Jabeth during the Ice Age, describing a woolly mammoth hunt, a saber-toothed tiger attack, and everyday activities in his clan; and explains the science behind the Ice Age from a creation science perspective. Also includes a creation science reading.

Describes daily life during the Stone Age.

Describes man and his life from earliest times to the end of the Stone Age, as evidenced by the discoveries of archaeologists.

Presents a biography of noted paleoanthropologists Louis and Mary Leakey, and chronicles their research and fieldwork associated with their knowledge of human origin and evolution.

Photographs and text profile the Chauvet Cave in France's Ardeche Valley, which contains the oldest known drawings by humans, dating more than 35,000 years old.

Describes the way of life of the early men whose weapons and tools were made of stone and who left their records in pictures on rocks and cave walls.

Text and color illustrations explain various aspects of life during the Stone Age, and step-by-step directions to more than fifteen projects help kids understand the period.

An outsider in a primitive hunting society learns about the power of music as both an agent of destruction and consolation.

What scientists and archaeologists learned when the mummified body of a man who lived over 5,000 years ago was found in the Italian Alps.

Describes human development during the late Stone Age when settlements were created and people made the transition from hunters to farmers.