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Discover the captivating narrative of 'Mammoth', a unique trade paperback that takes you on an enthralling journey through time. This extraordinary novel, narrated by a 13,000-year-old extinct American mastodon, intricately intertwines the historical and the fantastical as it unveils the fascinating tale of a Tyrannosaurus bataar skull, a pterodactyl, a prehistoric penguin, and more—all featured in a 2007 natural history auction in Manhattan. This remarkable book, published by the esteemed University of Queensland Press, spans 265 pages filled with rich storytelling that connects the Pleistocene Epoch to 19th-century America, with fascinating detours into Napoleonic France and Nazi Germany.
'Mammoth' explores profound themes of science, religion, and humanity’s impact on the natural world, making it an essential read for history enthusiasts and lovers of science fiction alike. This compelling narrative not only offers entertainment but also invites readers to reflect on our relationship with the environment and the significant changes that have shaped our scientific understandings. This brand new, trade paperback edition with the ISBN: 9780702262746 is a perfect addition to your collection, providing insights into a transformative era in human history. Immerse yourself in 'Mammoth' and experience a blend of myth, history, and ecological consciousness like never before.
'Mammoth' explores profound themes of science, religion, and humanity’s impact on the natural world, making it an essential read for history enthusiasts and lovers of science fiction alike. This compelling narrative not only offers entertainment but also invites readers to reflect on our relationship with the environment and the significant changes that have shaped our scientific understandings. This brand new, trade paperback edition with the ISBN: 9780702262746 is a perfect addition to your collection, providing insights into a transformative era in human history. Immerse yourself in 'Mammoth' and experience a blend of myth, history, and ecological consciousness like never before.