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Period: Paleolithic

Large hardback.  230 pages.  In new condition in original glassine wrapper.  Cat No 4991

Period: Paleolithic

Illustrated in colour and b&w.  Hardback.  100 pages.  In very good clean condition in a good dustjacket.  Cat No 4978

Period: Paleolithic

A rather sensationalist introduction to the world of Palaeolithic man, the animals he encountered and the cave paintings he created.  Additional information on the invention of fire and of the wheel, as well as the domestication of the horse, is included.

Period: Paleolithic

This issue includes two articles on the female form in Palaeolithic art, and another on small portable examples of Palaeolithic art, each of which is well illustrated with b&w plates.  Paperback.  174 pages.  Good condition.  Cat No 4410 

Period: Paleolithic

An illustrated exhibition catalogue documenting the hunting of animals during the Palaeolithic and the representation of the hunted animals in Palaeolithic art compared to actual excavated fossils, with particular focus on the scarce three-dimensional carvings of animals recovered from Palaeolith

Period: Paleolithic

A synthesis of glacial and periglacial evidence from the East and North of Britain elucidate theories regarding the Quaternary.  Chiefly a geological approach the book also acts as a supplementary text for geographers and archaeologists.  Hardback.  267 pages.

Period: Paleolithic

Excellent British Museum introduction to the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic. Illustrated 32 page booklet in fine condition. Cat No 3212

Period: Paleolithic

Early guide to the Palaeolithic remains and cave sites. 64 pages. Illustrated in b&w. Text in French. Paperback. Good condition. Cat No 1992

Period: Paleolithic

The Proceedings of a conference held in Paris 1998. Included are twenty papers on recent discoveries of early hominids and paleolithic sites across South-East Asia and China.

Period: Paleolithic

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