The Beginnings of Civilization (History of Mankind: Cultural and Scientific Development, Volume I, Part 2)

This paperback edition of The Beginnings of Civilization shows signs of wear typical of its age, including some creasing and edge wear. The binding remains intact, ensuring all pages are secure. There is no dust jacket, as it is a paperback. The interior pages are clean, with no markings or inscriptions, making it a solid reading copy for those interested in historical and cultural studies.

The Beginnings of Civilization by Sir Leonard Woolley is part of the History of Mankind series on Cultural and Scientific Development, specifically Volume I, Part 2. Published by The New American Library in New York and Toronto, and The New English Library Limited in London, this first printing was released in August 1965. Sir Leonard Woolley, a renowned archaeologist, provides an insightful exploration into the early stages of civilization under the auspices of UNESCO. This edition is notable for its focus on the cultural and scientific advancements that shaped early human societies. As a Mentor Book, it offers accessibility to readers interested in the foundational aspects of human history. The book is a paperback edition, reflecting its intended mass-market reach, and is a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of cultural development. Condition-wise, the book shows typical signs of age but remains intact with no inscriptions or library markings.