is a seminal work by Anne O'Connor that explores a century of intense intellectual and scientific debate (c. 1860–1960) regarding the true age of human ancestors. The Core Conflict: Synchronizing the Clocks
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To define the "Old Stone Age" as a distinct prehistoric period. John Lubbock (1865) To distinguish the "New Stone Age" from the earlier era. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. is a seminal work by Anne O'Connor that
While focused on Britain, the narrative follows a trail extending to Continental Europe, Africa, and Asia. Why This History Matters and Asia. Why This History Matters