The Last Neanderthal Clan

Raka of the Last Neanderthal Clan

De: Charlie Boring

Narrado por: Marlin May

Duración: 13 h y 17 m

Resumen del Editor

For millennia, the Neanderthals dominated northern Europe's landscape, hunting, gathering and breeding. However, the arrival of the Cro-Magnon tribes presented the Neanderthals with a new and more powerful opponent—and their very survival was in jeopardy. The struggle for survival is reimagined in the fast-paced and fascinating historical novel The Last Neanderthal Clan.

Charlie Boring and his extensive knowledge and passion for prehistoric civilization will transport listeners back to the cold climate of the Pleistocene period to witness the struggle for survival of The Last Neanderthal Clan.

The Neanderthals were an ancient human subspecies that lived in Eurasia and were thought to become extinct 40,000 years ago. While the exact cause of their demise is still debated, demographic factors, such as small population size, inbreeding, and random mutations contributed to their extinction.

During this period, the globe began to warm and glaciers began to melt after a long era of extreme cold tens of thousands of years ago. Rivers flood and mountain valleys are free from ice, and Clans could travel to previously unknown locations. These two groups, Cro-Magnon, also known as northern clans, and Neanderthal, also known as southern clans, meet throughout the exploration. With a lengthy history of hunting and destroying other clans, the Nord Clan, a Cro-Magnon clan, is the most powerful clan. Carni, the Nord Clan's head, impregnates a female Neanderthal and abandons the mother and child. Carni leads the Nord Clan on a slave hunt for Neanderthals in the warmer southern lands. Raka, a Neanderthal/Cro-Magnon descendant, rises to lead the remnants of his Neanderthal tribe on a search for fresh hunting grounds and safety from the northern clans. Raka and his Clan must fight the cave bear, the woolly mammoth, the cave lion, and the changing environment to ensure their survival.

©2021 Charlie Boring (P)2022 Charlie Boring

Interesting story

I really enjoyed learning more about the Neanderthals. What their life was like, and how tenuous every clan was. However, the reader was painful to listen to… Sort of a monotone, and I only stuck with it because I wanted to finish the story.

Interesting plot

I only starting reading this because the author is old schoolmate from Anson, Texas, then I became interested with the story.Charlie did an enormous amount of research to write this. I would definitely tell others about this book. Judy Rowland Leatherman

Male power, dumb thread, and poorly written.

Male power dumb thread and poorly written. I tried to like it But it just didn’t cut it. See authors last name.

This was terrible.

This wasn’t a story. It was a docudrama narrated by Ben Stein. Boring slow and a waste of money.

all around bad

Terrible naration of a pretty badly written story. Tedious writing style and egregiously inacurate.