Becoming Human: Evolution and Human Uniqueness

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“In this superbly written book, Ian Tattersall combines his unique knowledge of the human fossil record, Paleolithic archeology, primate behavior, prehistoric art, as well as the workings of the human brain…to offer a convincing scenario of how we have come to hold dominion over the earth” (Donald Johanson, Scientific american).

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Ian Tattersall

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harcourt brace & company

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