Making Deep History

In "Making Deep History," author Clive Gamble delves into a pivotal moment in human history marked by the groundbreaking discoveries of ancient stone tools alongside mammoth bones by John Evans and Joseph Prestwich in 1859. This remarkable event sparked a revolution in our understanding of time and humanity's place within it. Published by Oxford University Press in 2021, this hardback edition spans 328 pages, offering an engaging exploration of the influential figures who shaped the scientific advancements of the last 160 years. Gamble's insightful narrative not only highlights the personalities behind these discoveries but also examines their profound impact on archaeology and our comprehension of deep history. Ideal for history enthusiasts and scholars alike, "Making Deep History" invites readers to reflect on the evolution of human knowledge and the ongoing quest to uncover our past.