Article ID: CBB000077676

John Lubbock and mental evolution (1998)

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Description On his work in entomology and his efforts to delineate the evolutionary mental continuum between human beings and other non-human animals.


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Authors & Contributors
Clark, J. F. M.
Barton, Ruth
Fitzpatrick, Simon
Goodrich, Grant
Arnet, Evan
White, Mark J.
Concepts
Human evolution
Prehistory and primitive societies
Archaeology
Anthropology
Animal psychology
Anthropology, prehistoric
Time Periods
19th century
20th century
20th century, early
Places
Great Britain
British Isles
France
Institutions
X-Club
Pitt Rivers Museum (University of Oxford)
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