The Antiquity of Man In Europe

First published in 1914, this pioneering study of European prehistory and archaeology is a landmark work in the field. Geikie argues that early human migrations and settlements in Europe are key to understanding the continent's ancient history. His engaging style and original research make this book both an essential source for professional scholars and an enjoyable read for general readers interested in the history of human civilization.
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