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Dziadko F. Chelovek stanovitsja soboj. I nakhodit pervye supersily
Dziadko F. Chelovek stanovitsja soboj. I nakhodit pervye supersily
| Author | Dziadko F. |
| Title | Chelovek stanovitsja soboj. I nakhodit pervye supersily |
| Description | Once, a man lived in a cave in the mountains. He was blind in one eye, missing an arm below the elbow, and walked with a severe limp. In the wild, injuries like these would normally be fatal — yet he lived a long life. How? Someone brought him food. Someone stayed by his side. When archaeologists discovered his bones, they found one of the earliest pieces of historical evidence that humans possess a remarkable superpower: the ability to care for one another.
This is where the book begins — with the story of how humans became human. It is not a history of kings, countries and wars, but a history of people. Of how fish became our distant relatives, why our ancestors learned to control fire, why some settled down while others remained nomadic, how the horse opened half the world to humanity, and why ordinary potatoes were once feared. It is also a story of hunger, which humans have fought throughout their entire history, and of a question that still has no answer: can hunger ever be defeated for good? This is the first volume in a major book series telling the entire history of humanity — from the earliest humans to the present day — in five seasons. This first book explores how humans learned to live with nature. |
| Year | 2026 |
| Publisher | Falkor History |
| Pages | 168 |
| Cover | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 978-3-9828814-0-9 |
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240.00 kr.