The Young Oxford Book of the Prehistoric World (Young Oxford Books)

by Jill Bailey

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This book offers the complete story of the prehistoric world from the beginnings of life to the arrival of humans. It takes the readers through evolution, onto single periods of geological time and the rise and fall of numerous life forms.

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This book offers the complete story of the prehistoric world from the beginnings of life to the arrival of humans. It takes the readers through evolution, onto single periods of geological time and the rise and fall of numerous life forms.

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