| BIBLIOGRAPHY |
Includes bibliographical references (pages [273]-291) and index. |
| Summary |
Animals, and our ever-changing relationship with them, have left an indelible mark on human history. From the dawn of our existence, animals and humans have been constantly redefining their relationship with one another, and entire civilizations have risen and fallen upon this curious bond we share with our fellow fauna. Brian Fagan unfolds this fascinating story from the first wolf who wandered into our prehistoric ancestors' camp and found companionship, to empires built on the backs of horses, donkeys, and camels, to the industrial age when some animals became commodities, often brutally exploited, and others became pets, nurtured and pampered, sometimes to absurd extremes. |
| Subject |
Human-animal relationships -- History.
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Working animals -- History.
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| Other title |
How animals shaped human history. |
| ISBN |
9781620405727
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