AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT WITH PETER BELLWOOD [CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY, ARCHAEOLOGY, EVOLUTION]

First Migrants!
Ancient Immigration in Global Perspective!

A groundbreaking exploration of humanity’s earliest migrations, revealing how ancient journeys shaped the cultures, languages, genetics, and civilisations that define our interconnected world today.

Deepening our understanding of migration as one of the most enduring forces in human history, First Migrants Revisited:

• Reinterprets migration as a dynamic process of redistribution of human biology, culture, and language
• Highlights the enduring consequences of prehistoric migration for contemporary human societies
• Provides new insights into the large-scale population movements that shaped the genetic, cultural, and linguistic diversity that still characterises humanity today
• Features accessible summaries of the latest findings on early Homo sapiens dispersals and the global spread of agriculture
• Includes comparative discussions of different hominin species and their adaptive strategies
  
  

First Migrants Revisited: Ancient Migration in Global Perspective is ideally suited for upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate courses in archaeology, anthropology, human evolution, and historical linguistics, as well as for modules in global history, evolutionary biology, and population genetics within BA, BSc, and MA degree programmes.

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