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A Short History of the World Chapter 11 - The First True Men
In which there is a careful contemplation of the earliest true men known to science, whose remains and remarkable artistry have been discovered chiefly in western Europe, revealing a diversity of races and a richness of cultural expression long predating written history. These ancient hunters, equipped with rudimentary tools and adorned with painted bodies, appear against the changing backdrop of climate and terrain, hinting subtly at the slow dawn of new skills and a nascent understanding of symbolic representation.
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