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Prehistoric human life is a common reference point in contemporary culture, inspiring attempts to become happier, healthier, better people. Back to the Stone Age explores how ideas about race are tightly woven into the prehistoric imagination, revealing insights into present-day anxieties and showing that the human past is not set in stone.

Antiquities, Prehistoric. --- Human beings --- Popular culture. --- Race. --- Origin. --- Anthropocene. --- Belonging. --- Brexit. --- Cheddar Man. --- DNA. --- Difference. --- Homo sapiens. --- Neanderthals. --- Neolithic. --- Piltdown. --- Racism. --- Stonehenge. --- affect. --- ancestry. --- capitalism. --- caveman. --- citizenship. --- civilization. --- climate crisis. --- colonialism. --- deep time. --- environment. --- evolution. --- extinction. --- feminism. --- gender. --- genetics. --- hunter-gatherer. --- imperialism. --- indigenous. --- landscape. --- lifestyle. --- mannequins. --- megaliths. --- nationalism. --- nature. --- paleo. --- paleolithic. --- popular culture. --- postcolonial. --- prehistoric. --- primitivism. --- representation. --- species. --- survival. --- time travel. --- tribes. --- whiteness.