Wild things: recent advances in palaeolithic and mesolithic research

Recently, Palaeolithic and Mesolithic archaeology has been breaking boudaries worldwide.

Finds such as the Mesolithic house at Howick, the sequencing of the Neaderthal genome, and the recently discovered footprints at Happisburgh all serve to indicate how archaeologists in these fields are truly at the cutting edge of understanding humanity's past.

This volume celebrates this trend by focusing on recent advances in the study of the Paleolithic and Mesolithic.

This book brings together contributions from major researchers and early career specialists, detailing research taking place across the British Isles, France, Portugal, Russia, the Levant, and Europe as a whole, providing a cross-section of the exciting range of research being conducted.