The Hunters

This first edition of "The Hunters" shows signs of wear typical of its age, with minor edge tears on the dust jacket. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, with only a slight inscription on the title page. Overall, it is in good condition for its vintage, suitable for both collectors and readers.

"The Hunters" by Elman R. Service, published by Prentice-Hall, Inc. in 1966, is a key contribution to the Foundations of Modern Anthropology Series. This edition, printed in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, is identified as a first edition, making it a significant find for collectors and scholars alike. Elman R. Service, affiliated with the University of Michigan, is renowned for his work in anthropology, and this volume delves into the critical examination of hunting societies and their role in human evolution and cultural development. The book is a part of a series edited by Marshall D. Sahlins, aimed at providing comprehensive insights into various anthropological topics. The physical condition of this copy shows some wear, with minor edge tears on the dust jacket, yet it remains intact and readable. This edition is a valuable resource for those interested in the historical and cultural contexts of human societies.