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Journal Article
Neanderthals as fiction in archaeological narrative
2003
Overview
A few years ago, Moser (1992) pointed out that pictorial illustrations of the past are powerful tools in presenting an accessible and convincing version of the past to a mass audience; rather than merely illustrating an academic argument, pictures are also powerful vehicles for putting forward a range of subtexts and deeper meanings. Hackett and Dennell examine the way various novelists have written about prehistory, and, as with Moser, the examples used will concern Neanderthals.
