B02388 - Buried Alive

Neanderthal man--product of evolution? Groundbreaking research shows otherwise. From the back cover: Since the first cave discoveries in Germany's Neander Valley, we have been fascinated by these thick-browed, powerful creatures. Who were they and where did they go? A centerpiece in the study of human evolution, Neanderthal Man has, by his own mysterious demise, created more questions than he has answered. But what if Neanderthals could answer for themselves and tell us about their origins? Now, for the first time, that is possible through the original research of Jack Cuozzo. Fascinated by Neanderthal Man for over two decades, Cuozzo, an orthodontist, has fashioned a research book that will clutch the attention of scientists and lay persons alike, for the Neanderthal family has finally emerged to tell a shocking story. Table of Contents:

1. The Chase
2. The Catalyst
3. Valuable Equipment and the Apartment
4. The Vietnamese Connection to the Unholy of Unholies
5. The Prehistory Business
6. Amicus Plato, Sed Magis Amica Veritas
7. The Golden Scepter
8. The General Electric Miracle
9. Neanderthal Skulls Put to an Orthodontic Test
10. The Curtain Comes Down in the Museum
11. Do You Know What That Painting Is About?
12. Bathroom Doors to the Rescue
13. Going Home
14. Some Chilling News
15. Windsor Chapel to Windsor Castle
16. My Objectives
17. What about This Tooth Enamel?
18. Ancestors Meeting Followed by Bullets
19. Another Threat?
20. More than One Species of Man?
21. Neanderthals Are Post-Flood People, Not Square One People
22. Blind Really Means Blind
23. La Chapelle-aux-Saints and Time
24. The Secret of Bernifal
25. Which Way Is Mankind Going?
26. How Long Do We Live?
27. Age Changes in Our Head and Face
28. Le Moustier, the Baseline
29. Creation Model Predicts Downward Path
30. Neanderthals Were Really Old
31. How Could Teeth Last That Long?
32. Good Old Pinocchio
33. Like a Garment

• Title: Buried Alive
• Item#: B02388
• ISBN: 0-89051-238-8
• Size: 349 pages
• Length: 8.88
• Width: 5.88
• Weight: 1.1
• Copyright: 1998