The Human Fossil Record, Terminology and Craniodental Morphology of Genus <I>Homo</I> (Europe)

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Summary: Handy Reference Work
Review: "...a handsomely produced volume which will make a handy reference work for paleoanthropologists studying fossil cranial morphology." (American Journal of Human Biology, Vol. 15, No. 5, September/October 2003)

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Summary: BRILLIANT STUDY
Review: An incredible and essential source for all scholars in this field as well as interested lay people.
Presented beautifully.
Shelf life is forever.

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Summary: Handy Reference Work
Review: I was attracted to the clear photographs and the concise information in this book. This is an excellent reference with a collection of the major finds in Europe. As a student I would read about a find in an article. With this book I was able to quickly look the fossils up. This book allows the reader to either become familiar with certain remains or gain specific information about bone dimensions. Either way, this book will prove to be an important part of any physical anthropologist's library for years to come. It is certainly worth the investment.

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Summary: Excellent Resource
Review: I was attracted to the clear photographs and the concise information in this book. This is an excellent reference with a collection of the major finds in Europe. As a student I would read about a find in an article. With this book I was able to quickly look the fossils up. This book allows the reader to either become familiar with certain remains or gain specific information about bone dimensions. Either way, this book will prove to be an important part of any physical anthropologist's library for years to come. It is certainly worth the investment.