Prehistoric Croatia: Caves, Copper, and the World of the Illyrians by Adrian E. Markham explores the deep past of the Adriatic world, tracing a human story that begins long before written history. From the caves of Vela Spila and Vindija to the hillforts of Dalmatia, the book follows the transformation from Paleolithic hunters to settled communities shaped by land, sea, and climate.
Markham examines the rise of agriculture, trade across the Adriatic, and the spread of copper and iron, bringing to life cultures such as the Vučedol culture. As settlements grew and networks expanded, these communities evolved into the tribal societies later known as Illyrian, connected to Italy, the Danube, and the wider Mediterranean.
Drawing on archaeology and early Greek accounts, Prehistoric Croatia reveals a world defined by adaptation, belief, and continuity. It offers a vivid and grounded portrait of how generations of human experience shaped the cultural foundations of Croatia long before history was written.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Prehistoric Croatia: Caves, Copper, and the World of the Illyrians by Adrian E. Markham explores the deep past of the Adriatic world, tracing a human story that begins long before written history. From the caves of Vela Spila and Vindija to the hillforts of Dalmatia, the book follows the transformation from Paleolithic hunters to settled communities shaped by land, sea, and climate. Markham examines the rise of agriculture, trade across the Adriatic, and the spread of copper and iron, bringing to life cultures such as the Vucedol culture. As settlements grew and networks expanded, these communities evolved into the tribal societies later known as Illyrian, connected to Italy, the Danube, and the wider Mediterranean. Drawing on archaeology and early Greek accounts, Prehistoric Croatia reveals a world defined by adaptation, belief, and continuity. It offers a vivid and grounded portrait of how generations of human experience shaped the cultural foundations of Croatia long before history was written. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798257170713
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Prehistoric Croatia: Caves, Copper, and the World of the Illyrians by Adrian E. Markham explores the deep past of the Adriatic world, tracing a human story that begins long before written history. From the caves of Vela Spila and Vindija to the hillforts of Dalmatia, the book follows the transformation from Paleolithic hunters to settled communities shaped by land, sea, and climate. Markham examines the rise of agriculture, trade across the Adriatic, and the spread of copper and iron, bringing to life cultures such as the Vucedol culture. As settlements grew and networks expanded, these communities evolved into the tribal societies later known as Illyrian, connected to Italy, the Danube, and the wider Mediterranean. Drawing on archaeology and early Greek accounts, Prehistoric Croatia reveals a world defined by adaptation, belief, and continuity. It offers a vivid and grounded portrait of how generations of human experience shaped the cultural foundations of Croatia long before history was written. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798257170713
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