In this revised edition of The Iceman Inheritance, Michael Bradley examines prehistoric human development and advances a controversial theory connecting Ice Age adaptations to the origins of racism, sexism, and aggression in Western societies.
Drawing on anthropological research and interpretations of early human evolution, Bradley argues that ancient environmental and reproductive pressures influenced patterns of behavior throughout history.
The revised edition includes a new foreword, notes, appendices, and discussion of anthropological and DNA research published since the book's original 1978 release.
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