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How the first men lived

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Illustrated children's book on prehistoric human life, prepared by Marie Neurath (Director of the Isotype Institute) and J. A. Lauwerys (Professor of Comparative Education, University of London). Topics run from animals before humans through the discovery and making of fire, food gathering and hunting, cave painting, domestication of dogs and other animals, tools of flint, copper and iron, shelters, early houses and temples such as Stonehenge, the first farming villages and lake dwellings, to the beginnings of writing. Issued as "A Parrish Colour Book for Children" by Max Parrish & Co., Adprint House, London.

Creators
Joseph A Lauwerys
Maker
Isotype Institute
Publisher
Max Parrish & Co. Limited
Place
London
Language
English
Format
book
Pages
42
Text
From the PDF
Rights
Free and open for research use
Source
Drive / Isotype Books / Marie Neurath Children's Books
Archive ID
nd-how-the-first-men-lived
prehistoryearly humansfiretoolsdomesticationfarmingwritingchildren's books