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1 author picked Four Thousand Years Ago as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
In this book, an important 20th-century archaeologist reconstructs the life of prehistoric populations in the second millennium BC. Therefore, for those who are interested in this subject, it represents an important tool to better deepen a historical period whose knowledge is currently undergoing great evolution and which in the future could give us many surprises.
From Felice's list on The best books on ancient myths and European prehistory.
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