A Million Years in a Day
A Curious History of Everyday Life from the Stone Age to the Phone Age
by:
Greg Jenner
in:
Ancient History
Summary:
The book explores the history of daily routines and common practices, tracing their origins from the Stone Age to modern times. It delves into the evolution of habits such as eating, sleeping, and hygiene, revealing the historical context behind the mundane activities of contemporary life.
Key points:
1. Everyday Life Evolution: The book studies life's progression from the Stone Age to now, focusing on tools, language, and agriculture.
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