Four Walls and Everything Between: A Human History of Home: From Caves to Smart Homes: The Surprising Story of Human Shelter Through Time
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Four Walls and Everything Between: A Human History of Home: From Caves to Smart Homes: The Surprising Story of Human Shelter Through Time

by Martin Shelwick

History Architecture Anthropology
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From prehistoric caves to connected smart homes, Four Walls and Everything Between traces the changing story of human shelter. Martin Shelwick offers a broad historical perspective on the places people live, examining home as an enduring part of human experience across time.

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Four Walls and Everything Between presents a human history of home and shelter through time.

Beginning with caves and moving toward smart homes, the book follows the broad evolution of the places people live.

It offers a wide-ranging look at how homes have changed across different eras, connecting physical shelter with the story of human society.

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