The First Discovery of British Palaeolithic Sculpture and Engraving Discovered in North Warwickshire and South West Leicestershire

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This book has a misleading title for most archaeologists will question whether the objects depicted are really palaeolithic, or indeed man-made artefacts rather than naturally-shaped pieces ... which is what they seem to be. Many b&w photos of chert rocks and pebbles. Cat No 1491

£ 6.00

Author Arthur Cross

Publisher A. Cross

Book Condition Very Good

Binding Booklet

Publication Year 1999

Primary Subject Period: Paleolithic

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