Publication

1996 - Mouton de Gruyter, Berlin

Language

English

Word Count

51,750 words, Guess

Page Count

207 pages

Identifiers

  • Open LibraryOL806332M
  • ISBN-103110146517
  • OCLC Control Number33208294
  • Library of Congress Control Number95042928
  • LibraryThing1945944
and 1 more
  • Goodreads3368216

Classifications

  • DDC302.2/244/094
  • LCCP211.3.E85 H33 1996

First Sentence

The "Neolithic revolution", that is the transformation of human society from a nomadic way of life to stable settlements, with such developments as the beginnings of food production and the domestication of animals and plants, took place much earlier in the southeastern regions of the European continent than was known as recently as two decades ago.

Excerpt

The "Neolithic revolution", that is the transformation of human society from a nomadic way of life to stable settlements, with such developments as the beginnings of food production and the domestication of animals and plants, took place much earlier in the southeastern regions of the European continent than was known as recently as two decades ago.

Subjects

Topics

WritingHistoryWriting, historySigns and symbolsAncient CivilizationCivilization, AncientCivilization, Ancient.

Series Statement

  • Approaches to semiotics ;

Other Editions

  • Early civilization and literacy in EuropeMouton de Gruyter1996

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