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001373613 005__ 20210831003147.0
001373613 008__ 201228t20202020ja\ab\\\\b\\\\001\0\eng\d
001373613 010__ $$a2020436096
001373613 020__ $$a9784866581330$$q(hardcover)
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001373613 035__ $$a(OCoLC)1228150412
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001373613 05000 $$aGN281$$b.K37813 2020
001373613 08204 $$a599.938
001373613 1001_ $$aKawabata, Hiroto,$$d1964-$$eauthor.
001373613 24010 $$aWareware wa naze wareware dake nanoka.$$lEnglish
001373613 24510 $$aLost in evolution :$$bexploring humanity's path in Asia /$$cHiroto Kawabata ; technical advisor, Yousuke Kaifu ; translated by Dana Lewis.
001373613 250__ $$aFirst English edition.
001373613 264_1 $$aTokyo, Japan :$$bJapan Publishing Industry Foundation for Culture (JPIC),$$c2020.
001373613 264_4 $$c©2020
001373613 300__ $$a199 pages :$$billustrations, maps ;$$c22 cm.
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001373613 4901_ $$aJapan library
001373613 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 188-189) and index.
001373613 5050_ $$aUncovering Homo erectus in Asia -- Overview of human evolution -- The Java story -- Where it happens : putting science to work on Java man -- Grand entrance from an island cave -- Big news from the basin -- Up from Taiwan's ocean floor -- Lost in evolution.
001373613 520__ $$aCovers particularly Java Man (homo erectus) and "hobbits" (Homo floresiensis) with some treatment of Denisovans and the new finds from the Penghu Channel near Taiwan.
001373613 520__ $$a"A book that will change how you think about humanity. Even as societies are beset with turmoil over insignificant human differences such a skin color, Homo sapiens are broadly homogeneous. We're all basically the same. What's more, we're the only human species alive. Yet it has not always been that way. Eons ago, there were many different species many different places. Not only the Peking Man and Cro-Magnons that school textbooks talk about but many more. It was, so to speak, "a world of diversity." Now it is just us. How did this happen? Who were these people? Where did they live? And how did such species diversity end up being just Homo sapiens? With an unequaled focus on events in Asia, this exciting work takes you along on the exploration and the research to answer these questions. Providing new information and new insights, it is a thoughtful look at humanity's evolutionary background." -- Publisher's description
001373613 546__ $$aTranslated from the Japanese.
001373613 650_0 $$aFossil hominids$$zAsia.
001373613 650_0 $$aHuman beings$$xOrigin.
001373613 7001_ $$aKaifu, Yōsuke,$$d1969-$$econtributor.
001373613 7001_ $$aLewis, Dana$$c(Translator),$$etranslator.
001373613 70012 $$iTranslation of:$$aKawabata, Hiroto,$$d1964-$$tWareware wa naze wareware dake nanoka.
001373613 830_0 $$aJapan library (Shuppan Bunka Sangyō Shinkō Zaidan)
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