A well-illustrated look at the quest for our own genesis.(College and Research Libraries News) Moser introduces a new element: the impact of visual imagery in the domain of science. Moser argues, quite correctly, that visual images play a far more influential role in shaping thought than written texts.... Scientists as well as humanists and social scientists should all read this book.- Joan M. Vastokas, Trent Univeristy (Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology) Moser makes a strong argument for the enduring nature of long-held visual icons in the depiction of early humans. Recommended for undergraduate and graduate collections.(Choice) What a delight to browse through this carefully prepared, beautifully illustrated volume!... This is altogether a fine volume, breathing visual life into this too-often-neglected aspect of scientific communication.(American Scientist)