Камено доба by Jovan Zujovic

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Камено доба by Jovan Zujovic is a scientific publication written in the late 19th century. The book explores the prehistoric era known as the Stone Age, examining the evolutionary stages of early humans, their habitats, and the natural environment that surrounded them during this significant period in human history. The opening of Камено доба sets the stage for an in-depth exploration of Earth’s geological history leading up to the emergence of humanity. Zujovic describes a timeline from the formation of the planet and its ecosystems to the arrival of the first humans, emphasizing the long stretches of time involved in these natural processes. He details the different pre-human epochs, focusing particularly on the climatic, botanical, and zoological changes that made human habitation possible. Also introduced are the various types of early human settlements and artifacts, particularly highlighting the tool-making abilities of early humans and the gradual advancements in their living conditions and survival techniques. This analytical approach provides a foundational understanding for readers interested in anthropology, archaeology, and the evolution of human society. (This is an automatically generated summary.)