From the Archives of the Earth

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This book is a fascinating and well-argued collection of exceptional essays in archaeology. It covers digs in Turkey, Greece, Central America, and provides insights into our evolution, how tools made us human, and examines the fraudulent claim of Atlantis. From the Ice Age artists to the Isthmian Wall in Corinth, the author explains discoveries that have shaped and reshaped our perceptions of the human past.