La prehistoria en la mochila

Sepik, a young Neanderthal, leaves his cave in search of a new place rich in resources that guarantees the continuity of his group. His adventure, written in the first person in the form of a travelogue and enriched with illustrations and explanatory comments by the author, will offer us all kinds of data and curiosities about how our ancestors lived during the Palaeolithic through a tour of some of the most relevant that have been discovered so far. Ignacio Martín Lerma, archaeologist and specialist in the Paleolithic, proposes us to go back thousands of years in time until we reach one of the oldest eras of humanity. Passionate about popularization and a firm defender of "accessible" science, the author proposes a journey through fourteen of the most outstanding Neanderthal sites on the Iberian Peninsula. Issues such as death, hunting, food or art, take center stage in a beautiful story that, in a simple and brilliant way and combining fiction with reality, transports us to one of the most unknown periods of our past.