The Wood Age: How One Material Shaped Whole Of Human History Roland Ennos William Collins Αγγλικά Βιβλία General Issues

When Our Ancestors Came Down From The Trees They Brought With Them And Remade World ‘A Stunning Book On Incalculable Debt Humanity Owes Wood…’ John Carey Sunday Times How Did Descendants Of Small Arboreal Primates Manage To Stand Own Two Feet Become Top Predators Take Over World? In Wood Age Roland Ennos Shows That Key Humanity’s Success Has Been Relationship He Takes Us A Sweeping Ten-Million-Year Journey Great Apes Who Built Their Nests Among Early Humans Depended For Fire Shelter Tools Weapons Structural Design Wheels Woodwinds Invention Paper Printing Press Drawing Together Recent Research Reinterpreting Existing Evidence Fields As Far-Ranging Primatology Anthropology Archaeology History Architecture Engineering Carpentry Charts First Time Ability Exploit Wood’s Unique Properties Shaped Bodies Minds Societies Lives Also Dislocating Effects Industrialism Explains Rediscovering Traditional Ways Growing Using Understanding Can Help Combat Climate Change Bring Into Better Balance Nature Bestselling Tradition Harari’s Sapiens This Tells Story Evolution Civilisations Future Through Lens Material Made We Are Products Σελίδες: 336 Διαστάσεις: 15 9X15 9Cm