The Last Lost World

This audiobook offers a thought-provoking exploration of the Pleistocene epoch, examining both its geological significance and its influence on human cultural ideas. It delves into how early Earth’s ice ages, migrations, and extinctions shaped our planet and our understanding of it, while also uncovering how perceptions of this period have evolved within scientific and intellectual contexts. Through a compelling synthesis of science and history, the story reveals how the Pleistocene has helped define the origins of modern science and humanity’s place in the natural world.