1st Edition
The Prehistoric Foundations of Europe to the Mycenean Age
Preface 1: Prehistory and European Foundations: Prologue 2. The Epoch of Formation 2.1: Ice and Humanity 2.2: The Palaeolithic Age in Outline 2.3: Palaeolithic Life and the Creation of Art 3. Mesolithic Europe and the Dawn of Civilization 3.1: The Mesolithic Age and its Beginnings 3.2: The Mesolithic Age and its Developments 3.3. The Dawn of Civilization 4. The South-east and the Danubian Expansion 4.1: Aegean Cultures and the Neolithic Hinterland 4.2. The South-Eastern Peasantries 4.3: The Spread of Danubian Civilization 5. The West, The Sea-ways, and the North 5.1: The Western Neolithic 5.2: Trade, Religion, and Civilization from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic 5.3: Trade, Religion, and Civilization from the Atlantic to the Baltic 6. Migration, Conflict, and Change 6.1: The Northern Neolithic and the Warrior Cultures 6.2: Peoples, Movements, and Metal-working 6.3: Towards a Bronze Age Europe 7. The Bronze Age and the European Achievement 7.1: The Meaning of the Age and its Inception in Central Europe 7.2: The West, the North, and the Channels of Trade 7.3: Italy, Hungary, and the Balance of Cultures: Mycenae and Crete, Europe and the Orient 8. Prehistory and the Foundations of Europe: Epilogue
Biography
C.F.C. Hawkes
