Paleoanthropology

The Making of Mankind by Richard Leakey.

Great book, probably outdated but I recommend it anyway. It's a great introduction of it, it tells stories of how they work, of their method, of what they know so far and the legacy of it to society.

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>>8624213
Came here to post this. Origins Reconsidered is also good.

The field is in such a state of flux that any book is outdated before it goes to print. Read the journals.

>>8626224
This on South American archaeology/anthropology. I was reading a few days ago that the state of anthropology in the western hemisphere is in such flux due to recent finds that no publisher can keep up. I would very much appreciate anyone in either field to give me some groundbreaking monographs

>tfw not in college and no free journals.

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>>8624195

the bible by god.

genesis bitch.

>>8626518
Go away, Pope Escargeauxtis the Umpteenth.

handbook of paleoanthropology is good, there is a torrent

>>8627684
Where?

>>8624195
Anything by Clive Cussler.