How the Chicken Crossed the World: The Story of the Bird that Powers Civilisations

Author:   Andrew Lawler
Publisher:   Duckworth Books
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9780715650691


Pages:   336
Publication Date:   16 June 2016
Format:   Paperback
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How the Chicken Crossed the World: The Story of the Bird that Powers Civilisations


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Author:   Andrew Lawler
Publisher:   Duckworth Books
Imprint:   Duckworth
Weight:   0.309kg
ISBN:  

9780715650691


ISBN 10:   0715650696
Pages:   336
Publication Date:   16 June 2016
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Available To Order   Availability explained
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Language:   English

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'Science journalist Adrian Lawler explores the chicken's multipronged place in human civilization in his rip-roaring, erudite How the Chicken Crossed the World' * Nature * 'Lawler's book goes a long way toward restoring chickens to their respected position within human history and our modern world. Both chickens and people will benefit as a result.' * Science * 'Setting the record straight, Lawler's latest tome recasts the chicken as a feathered Swiss Army knife - a bird that has fuelled cultural, economic and scientific growth for several thousand years.' * The Guardian *


'Setting the record straight, Lawler's latest tome recasts the chicken as a feathered Swiss Army knife - a bird that has fuelled cultural, economic and scientific growth for several thousand years.' The Guardian 'Lawler's book goes a long way toward restoring chickens to their respected position within human history and our modern world. Both chickens and people will benefit as a result.' Science magazine 'Science journalist Adrian Lawler explores the chicken's multipronged place in human civili--zation in his rip-roaring, erudite Why did the Chicken Cross the World?' Nature magazine


Setting the record straight, Lawler's latest tome recasts the chicken as a feathered Swiss Army knife - a bird that has fuelled cultural, economic and scientific growth for several thousand years. * The Guardian * Lawler's book goes a long way toward restoring chickens to their respected position within human history and our modern world. Both chickens and people will benefit as a result. * Science * Science journalist Adrian Lawler explores the chicken's multipronged place in human civilization in his rip-roaring, erudite Why did the Chicken Cross the World? * Nature *


Author Information

Andrew Lawler is the author of more than a thousand newspaper and magazine articles on subjects ranging from asteroids to zebrafish. He is a contributing writer for Science magazine, a contributing editor for Archaeology magazine and has written for National Geographic, Smithsonian, Discover, The New York Times, and several European newspapers. Visit him at andrewlawler.com.

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