Neanderthal


The Clan of the Cave Bear (Earth's Children, #1)
The Valley of Horses (Earth's Children, #2)
Hominids (Neanderthal Parallax, #1)
The Plains of Passage (Earth's Children, #4)
The Shelters of Stone (Earth's Children, #5)
The Mammoth Hunters (Earth's Children, #3)
The Last Neanderthal
The Land of Painted Caves (Earth's Children, #6)
The Inheritors
Neanderthal
Humans (Neanderthal Parallax, #2)
Hybrids (Neanderthal Parallax, #3)
The Seventh Son
Kindred: Neanderthal Life, Love, Death and Art
Transcendence (Transcendence, #1)
The Civilization of the Goddess by Marija GimbutasThe Living Goddesses by Marija GimbutasThe Well of Remembrance by Ralph MetznerThe Chalice and the Blade by Riane EislerAcross Atlantic Ice by Dennis J. Stanford
Best Books About Stone Age Europe
42 books — 8 voters

The Iron Age in Northern Britain by Dennis W. HardingThe Smart Neanderthal by Clive FinlaysonThe Dancing Goddesses by Elizabeth Wayland BarberEurope Between the Oceans by Barry CunliffeTime Song by Julia Blackburn
Prehistoric Europe
97 books — 5 voters
Mother Earth Father Sky by Sue HarrisonThe Strange One by Bernie MorrisA Meeting of Clans by Kathleen Flanagan RollinsThe Walk of the Wandering Man (Complete) by Ric SzaboThe Clan of the Cave Bear by Jean M. Auel
Best Prehistoric Fiction Books
54 books — 26 voters

Our minds have advanced from the brutal, terrified, survivalist ethos of Mr. Caveman to the secure plateau of modern-day living. We now expect to survive into our eighties or beyond, to not endure brutal conditions, and to be able to negotiate a society that provides pathways toward success and even happiness, which is one reason I assert that happiness is a modern invention. It is when societies begin to break clown and fail in their promises that we begin to question this exchange.
Steven Lesk M.D., Footprints of Schizophrenia: The Evolutionary Roots of Mental Illness

When raping and pillaging is the preferred scheme for mating, speed is of the essence. So, the sturdy Neanderthals did not survive.
Debra Gavant

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