Africa's Place in the Emergence of Civilisation, by Raymond A. Dart (Used)

A 1959 South African Broadcasting Corporation publication of a talk by anatomist Raymond Dart, discoverer of the Taung Child (Australopithecus africanus) and the scientist most responsible for redirecting the search for humanity's origins from Asia to Africa. In it, Dart lays out his case for Africa's central role in the emergence of humankind and civilisation, the same "Cradle of Humanity" thesis that reshaped 20th-century paleoanthropology.