Stuart Piggott Boeken

Exploring the evolution of European prehistory, this book delves into the development of early agricultural communities dating back to the sixth or seventh millennium B.C. It highlights the significant cultural and social transformations that occurred during this period, examining how these communities laid the groundwork for future civilizations. Through a comprehensive analysis, the author presents a nuanced understanding of the interactions between environment, technology, and human behavior in shaping prehistoric Europe.

Exploring the continental influences on British Neolithic cultures, this work delves into the historical and archaeological connections that shaped these societies. It examines the cultural exchanges and interactions that occurred across Europe, highlighting the significance of trade, migration, and shared practices. The book provides insights into how these factors contributed to the development of unique cultural identities within Britain during the Neolithic period, offering a comprehensive understanding of the era's complexities.