Atlas of World Archaeology, 2003, 208 p., rel. -

Recent times have seen some incredible archaeological discoveries that have reshaped our perspective on the past. This atlas, with its superbly detailed and meticulously researched maps, presents the fascinating new story of human evolution that these discoveries have revealed. By telling the human story chronologically and on both global and regional levels, the atlas provides a clear insight into how human society developed from a rough collection of nomadic hunter-gatherers and early famers into highly organized empires and states.