The Journey of Modern Humans from Africa to Europe

English, Jürgen Richter, Thomas Litt, Francs Schäbitz, 2021
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The Journey of Modern Humans from Africa to Europe: Culture-Environmental Interaction and Mobility.

Key specifications

Language
English
topic
Mathematics & Natural Sciences
Subtopic
Clinical and internal medicine
Author
Francs Schäbitz, Jürgen Richter, Thomas Litt
Number of pages
372
Year
2021
Item number
40375797

General information

Publisher
Schweizerbart
Category
Non-fiction
Release date
3.12.2021

Book properties

topic
Mathematics & Natural Sciences
Subtopic
Clinical and internal medicine
Language
English
Author
Francs Schäbitz, Jürgen Richter, Thomas Litt
Year
2021
Number of pages
372

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Product dimensions

Height
274 mm
Width
200 mm
Weight
1215 g

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