The Stages of Human Evolution; Human and Cultural Origins

by c brace, Marshall D. Sahlins, (Editor)

This book is intended as a core book in human evolution studies, and been greatly expanded to reflect current research data.

Genres: Evolution, Anthropology

116 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1967

Reviews

[John Arden]

Very good, easy to understand book on the topic of human evolution. Admittedly, I have an edition from the sixties, so I don't know how the current editions stack up.

[Riversue]

Good - easy to read but the author tends to lean to ad hominem arguments so it is hard to assess whether there is merit in his statements.

[Jonathan]

None

[Ian Pitchford]

C. Loring Brace had an almost superhuman grasp of the scientific literature in the relevant fields and was able to explain foundational principles with incredible insight. He will be missed.

[Yvette G]

Really cool