by Harald Braem · Editorial Zech · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788493485795
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«Tras las huellas de los aborígenes» is an archaeological guide to the Canary Islands by Harald Braem, published by Editorial Zech in paperback (232 pages).
The book summarizes theories about the origin of the Canarian aborigines and explains what mummies, mollusk shells and domestic remains reveal about their life and beliefs. It analyzes pyramids, rock carvings, tagorores and places of worship, and adds a practical section with sites, museums and bibliography.
Translation by Jordi Vidal Moral from the German original 'Auf den Spuren der Ureinwohner'. The edition includes 12 maps, 34 photographs and over 40 illustrations.
Recommended for archaeology enthusiasts and for travelers wishing to discover the sites and museums of the Guanche culture in the Canary Islands.
Harald Braem alias Wolfram vom Stein is a German writer, designer and professor who specializes in color psychology.
