Back to the Stone Age: Race and Prehistory in Contemporary Culture
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Back to the Stone Age: Race and Prehistory in Contemporary Culture

by Ben Pitcher

History Cultural Studies Anthropology
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Back to the Stone Age examines the enduring relationship between race and prehistory in contemporary culture. Ben Pitcher explores how ideas about humanity’s distant past continue to inform modern cultural understandings, offering readers a focused introduction to the ways history, identity, and representation intersect.

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Back to the Stone Age explores the connections between race, prehistory, and contemporary culture.

Ben Pitcher considers how ideas about the distant human past remain relevant in modern cultural discussions.

With its focus on race and representations of prehistory, the book offers a concise study of how historical concepts can influence contemporary perspectives.

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