100,000 Years of Daily Life: A Visual History

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear typical of an ex-library book. The dust jacket has minor tears and scuffs. The binding is significantly damaged, with visible tears on the inside cover, affecting its overall integrity. Library stamps are present, indicating its previous use in a public library setting.

"100,000 Years of Daily Life: A Visual History" by Jacques Brosse, Paul Chaland, and Jacques Ostier, published by Golden Press in New York, 1961, offers a compelling exploration of human history through visuals. This hardcover edition, translated by Anne Carter, provides an in-depth look at cultural and daily life across millennia. Although the book was first published in 1960 by Editions du Pont Royal, this English translation brings the content to a broader audience. The work is under the general editorship of Robert Laffont, adding scholarly credibility. As an ex-library copy, it bears markings from the Hooker, Oklahoma Public Library. The dust jacket is worn with minor tears, but the book remains a valuable resource for history and visual arts enthusiasts. Note the binding is damaged, which affects its structural integrity.