Mammoth: The bestselling comic novel narrated by a prehistoric mammoth, Chris Flynn (9780702262746) — Readings Books

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Mammoth: The bestselling comic novel narrated by a prehistoric mammoth
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Mammoth: The bestselling comic novel narrated by a prehistoric mammoth

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Narrated by a 13,000-year-old extinct American mastodon, Mammoth is the (mostly) true story of how the skull of a Tyrannosaurus bataar, a pterodactyl, a prehistoric penguin, the severed hand of an Egyptian mummy and the narrator himself came to be on sale at a 2007 natural history auction in Manhattan.

Ranging from the Pleistocene Epoch to nineteenth-century America and beyond, including detours to Napoleonic France and Nazi Germany, Mammoth illuminates a period of history when ideas about science and religion underwent significant change. By tracing how and when the fossils were unearthed, Mammoth traverses time and place to reveal humanity’s role in the inexorable destruction of the natural world.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Queensland Press
Country
Australia
Date
26 March 2020
Pages
265
ISBN
9780702262746

Narrated by a 13,000-year-old extinct American mastodon, Mammoth is the (mostly) true story of how the skull of a Tyrannosaurus bataar, a pterodactyl, a prehistoric penguin, the severed hand of an Egyptian mummy and the narrator himself came to be on sale at a 2007 natural history auction in Manhattan.

Ranging from the Pleistocene Epoch to nineteenth-century America and beyond, including detours to Napoleonic France and Nazi Germany, Mammoth illuminates a period of history when ideas about science and religion underwent significant change. By tracing how and when the fossils were unearthed, Mammoth traverses time and place to reveal humanity’s role in the inexorable destruction of the natural world.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Queensland Press
Country
Australia
Date
26 March 2020
Pages
265
ISBN
9780702262746

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