The Oxford Illustrated History of Prehistoric Europe
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The Oxford Illustrated History of Prehistoric Europe
Customer reviews (9)
24 February 2013Lovely book
Shows a small amount of wear, otherwise prima buy!
5 December 2012history of prehistoric europe
I really enjoyed the prehistoric europe as it is something that i have always been interested in but now that i am retired i can read a lot more about it..
26 November 2012The Oxford Illustrated History of Prehistoric Europe.
Although the book itself was in an well worn condition the subject was interesting.
2 March 2011Informative and Well Written but Too Orthodox in Some Ways
The book is well written and well researched and would be an asset to a beginner history buff.
21 February 2009As interesting a treatment as prehistory gets
The Oxford Illustrated History of Prehistoric Europe faces a Herculean task: to provide readable access to a delicate phase of history that is not easily comprehended - due to it's ever-shifting time boundaries - and the fact that, for much of prehistory, concepts and conclusions are chiefly formed from conjecture, due to a lack of fluid factual historical data.
7 April 2005Excellent overview of the period
This book is a great work on the subject and makes an excellent companion to Barry Cunliffe's \"The Ancient Celts\".
20 September 2002Scholarly work
This book was written by a large team of authors, each of whom wrote a particular chapter.
26 June 2001Dry dry dry, but not bad
This book is very dry in writing style but is nevertheless a worthwhile read.
7 May 2001Scholarly but generally readable
I believe this is designed to be a college textbook, but I found my self fascinated by it.