PDF-(BOOK)-Built on Bones: 15,000 Years of Urban Life and Death (Bloomsbury Sigma)

Humans and their immediate ancestors were successful huntergatherers for hundreds of thousands of years but in the last fifteen thousand years humans have gone from finding food to farming it from seasonal camps to sprawling cities from a few people to hordes Drawing on her own fieldwork in the Mediterranean Africa Asia and beyond archeologist Brenna Hassett explores the long history of urbanization through revolutionary changes written into the bones of the people who lived itFor every major new lifestyle another way of dying appeared From the cradle of civilization in the ancient Near East to the dawn of agriculture on the American plains skeletal remains and fossil teeth show evidence of shorter lives rotten teeth and growth interrupted The scarring on human skeletons reveals that getting too close to animals had some terrible consequences but so did getting too close to too many other peopleEach chapter of Built on Bones moves forward in time discussing in depth humanitys great urban experiment Hassett explains the diseases plagues epidemics and physical dangers we have unwittingly unleashed upon ourselves throughout the urban pastand as the world becomes increasingly urbanized what the future holds for us In a time when Paleo lifestyles are trendy and so many of us feel the pain of the city daily grind this book asks the critical question Was it worth it. 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