by Jorge Juan Eiroa, José Alberto Bachiller Gil, Ladislao Castro Pérez, Joaquín Lomba Maurandi · Editorial Ariel · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788434466166
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This book is an introduction to technology and typology in Prehistory, ideal for university students starting in these subjects. It explores how prehistoric humans technologically evolved from the use of simple materials such as stone, bone, and wood, to innovations that transformed civilization. It analyzes how technology influenced the control of nature and the improvement of living conditions, as well as its social consequences. In addition, typology is studied as a tool to classify and compare archaeological materials, allowing us to understand the evolution of prehistoric tools.
