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Author:Stone, Tammy. The Human Past Essentials. All of our paper waste is recycled within the UK and turned into corrugated cardboard. Year Published:N/A. We want your experience with World of Books to be enjoyable and problem free.
The Human Past Essentials by Chris Scarre, Tammy Stone. The most authoritative world prehistory book on the market is now available in a new, thoroughly up-to-date essentials version. Author Chris Scarre, Tammy Stone.
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The product is the book "Human Past Essentials" by authors Chris Scarre and Tammy Stone. Published by Thames & Hudson in 2022, the textbook covers subject areas in social science such as archaeology and anthropology. It is a trade paperback format with 464 pages, making it a comprehensive resource for students and general readers interested in exploring the human past. Written in English, the book provides insights into various aspects of human history and prehistory, offering a valuable educational tool for those seeking to deepen their understanding of our past. This book has never been used. It is new. Always happy to answer questions. Shipping and tracking is a flat 8.00. Cheers
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By Scarre, Chris; Stone, Tammy. The Human Past Essentials.
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