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Cave Dwellings of Men. Stories of Human Troglodytes
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- FormatMulti-format
- ISBN978-2-38469-501-0
- EAN9782384695010
- Date de parution03/10/2025
- Protection num.NC
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- ÉditeurLM Publishers
Résumé
Stories of men who lived or worked in caves abound in history, mythology, and folk-lore tales. The youthful imagination is charmed with accounts of robbers' caves, from that of the forty thieves down to those described in Gil Blas and those which are associated with the robber period of the history of the Mississippi Valley. Mythology furnishes caves of giants, those to which heroes have resorted, and the homes of supernatural beings or of gnomes like the Niebelungen and the "little people." Such stories are suggested by the obvious fact that a cave may afford a safe and convenient place of refuge when no better is at hand; and their imaginative features are the outcome of the rarity or remoteness of experiences of cave-life within historic times-distance lending enchantment to the view...
This book explores the stories of the human troglodytes and the cave dwellings of men.
This book explores the stories of the human troglodytes and the cave dwellings of men.
Stories of men who lived or worked in caves abound in history, mythology, and folk-lore tales. The youthful imagination is charmed with accounts of robbers' caves, from that of the forty thieves down to those described in Gil Blas and those which are associated with the robber period of the history of the Mississippi Valley. Mythology furnishes caves of giants, those to which heroes have resorted, and the homes of supernatural beings or of gnomes like the Niebelungen and the "little people." Such stories are suggested by the obvious fact that a cave may afford a safe and convenient place of refuge when no better is at hand; and their imaginative features are the outcome of the rarity or remoteness of experiences of cave-life within historic times-distance lending enchantment to the view...
This book explores the stories of the human troglodytes and the cave dwellings of men.
This book explores the stories of the human troglodytes and the cave dwellings of men.