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| The twenty-two maps that constitute The Atlas of Man illustrate the Earth's climatological and geological past in conjunction with the history of man's evolution, from the Ice Age of Gunz until the present day. | Following the success and recognition of the contribution to the study of anthropology of The Atlas of Man, Juliette de Marcellus has edited and published a second study by her father, Count Henri de Marcellus, a corollary to The Atlas of Man – The Atlas of Language. | ||
A website about des choses intéressantes - interesting topics - by Juliette de Marcellus - writer, musician, historian, lecturer. Three very special books are available. Firstly, the milestone anthropolgical and climatological study by Juliette's father, Count Henri de Marcellus, translated and compiled with specially drawn maps of the world at key developmental points over the past 900,000 years. Then, a personal history of the love story and 52-year marriage of her parents, from pre-World War 1 France and England to America in the 1920s and 30s to their post-war life in Palm Beach, Florida. And finally, a humorous, revealing and enlightening book about classical music for all those who love the sound it makes but are worried that they must have special knowledge and background to enjoy it.
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