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Dans l'Epaisseur du Temps Archéologues et Géologues Inventent la Préhistoire

Series: Collection Archives Volume: 15
By: Arnaud Hurel(Editor), Noël Coye(Editor)
442 pages, colour illustrations
Dans l'Epaisseur du Temps
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  • Dans l'Epaisseur du Temps ISBN: 9782856536667 Paperback Dec 2011 In stock
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Language: French

Around the year 1859 prehistory emerged across Europe as a new field. Major natural sciences (geology, paleontology ...) and human sciences (archeology, history, philology ...) were involved in the creation of this new science through the founding debates on man's timespan and animal origins. Within a decade, the debates over human origins were to be radically transformed by Darwin's theory of evolution.

This book offers a reinterpretation of this crucial period in the history of prehistoric archeology. It looks not only to discoveries and ideas but also to the actors (researchers official and amateur) and institutions (Congress, journals, learned societies, museums) which focused its development and diffusion.

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Series: Collection Archives Volume: 15
By: Arnaud Hurel(Editor), Noël Coye(Editor)
442 pages, colour illustrations
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