
What Happened In History
by Gordon Childe
"What Happened in History" by Gordon Childe, Penguin Books, Inc., 1946, First American Edition. This historical and archaeological classic explores ancient civilizations' development. The book is in fair condition with worn covers and yellowed pages. A significant edition for collectors interested in early American printings of Childe's work.
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This copy of "What Happened in History" shows signs of age-related wear. The cover is worn, with some creasing and edge damage. The pages are yellowed and have minor tears, particularly at the edges. The binding is intact but shows signs of loosening. There is no dust jacket. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for reading and collection.
About This Vintage 1946 Edition
"What Happened in History" by Gordon Childe, published by Penguin Books, Inc. in New York, is a seminal work in the field of history and archaeology. This edition, released in March 1946, marks the First American Edition of Childe's insightful exploration into the development of human civilizations. Known for his pioneering work in archaeology, Childe offers a comprehensive analysis of historical progress from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. This edition is particularly notable for being an early American release, capturing Childe's influential ideas at a time when they were reshaping historical study. The book's content is relevant for readers interested in the evolution of societies and ancient technologies. The physical condition of this copy reflects its age, with visible wear on the cover and pages. Despite the absence of a dust jacket, it remains a valuable piece for collectors and history enthusiasts.
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