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Five Books Expert Recommendations

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By Rebecca Sykes, William Golding, Ben Okri, Jean M Auel
| Five Books
Before we get into your five book choices, I think most people need a bit of orientation about what a Neanderthal hominid was because there are so many misleading stereotypes around. We use the term ‘hominin’ now, although people are generally familiar with ‘hominid’.* The funny thing about Neanderthals is that everybody has heard of them. They’re probably the best-known hominin species, better known even than Homo erectus.
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Five Books With Highly Imaginative Takes on Prehistoric Existence

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By James Davis Nicoll, Jean M Auel
| Reactor Verified
You know where you are with stone tools. Or rather, scientists know where their ancestors were with stone tools, because stone tools are sufficiently durable that, with a bit of luck, the tools will outlast the species that made them. Other technologies are not as considerate.
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By Jean M Auel, H.G. Wells, Baileigh Higgins
| Likewise
Suggested byMary Sexton and upvoted by 1 other Road MasterWell this sounds fascinating. JulzI have not read it but I want to! It’s on my list and I plan to read it soon. It’s a longish series I think 7-9 books. Road Master@awesome_user_Julz Oh, nice! Julz@road_master your welcome! To add a comment, download the Likewise app from your device's app store.
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