Is Prehistory a History Like Any Other?

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Photographie de Boris ValentinTous droits réservés - Emilie Lesvignes

From the Chauvet Cave to the dawn of the Neolithic, 35,000 years of human history in France are traced through major ruptures and continuities. How, in the Paleolithic moment we are experiencing, do we look today at what is awkwardly called “prehistory”?
Available as a podcast.

 

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