Vergessene Archäologie

Few people today know that between 1860 and 1930, flint tools were discovered that are much older than the oldest stone tools generally recognized today. These findings were acknowledged by leading scientists at the time but have since been forgotten. The makers of these finely crafted, partially ergonomically shaped tools lived long before the transitional forms between humans and animals that traditional evolutionary theories describe. Michael Brandt brings these tool discoveries back into focus and demonstrates that the evolution of humans is significantly challenged by these findings. This is an expanded new edition of an intriguing book filled with astonishing insights.