We Live in the Stone Age: An Encyclopedia

Author: Zavershneva Ekaterina Yurievna

Illustrator: Bagaeva I.

Editor: Suslova E.

Publisher: Walking Through History, 

Series: Encyclopedias

Series: The Primitive World

ISBN: 978-5-905474-33-0

Pages: 64 (Glossy)

Design

Weight: 554 g

Dimensions: 298x225x10 mm

The River of Time

Map of the Primitive World

The First Humans—Who Were They?

How Do We Know About Primitive Humans?

History and Archaeology

An Archaeological Dig Tour: Children from Sungir

Ethnography. The Tribes of Africa and Australia

If You Lived in Southern Africa Among the Bushmen

Welcome to the Cave!

Cave Fire

Cro-Magnon Settlement

Your Primitive Family

Stone Age Fashion

Your Lunch—Everything That Runs, Flies, Crawls,

Swims, and Grows

Women's Work

Men's Work

Who Shall We Hunt?

A Hunter's Dwelling

Navigating the Terrain

In the Workshops

Stone Tools

Wooden and Bone Tools

Myths and Festivals

Primitive Sorcerers, or Shamans

The Beliefs of Primitive Humans

Totems, or Your Ancestors

Taboos, or Things You Must Never Do

Diseases and Primitive Medicine

Primitive Art and Beyond

"How Would You Live in the Primitive World?"

By reading the encyclopedia "We Live in the Stone Age," children will learn many new things about the lives of people in the Stone Age and about the science of archaeology, which makes it possible to reconstruct our ancestors' way of life in detail. It contains the most interesting ethnographic information about the Pygmies, Bushmen, and other tribes living in different parts of the world. The encyclopedia can be used as supplementary educational material for the subjects of Ancient History, Fine Arts, and The World Around Us.

For younger and middle school children.

2nd edition.