The Singing Neanderthals: The Origins of Music, Language, Mind and Body by Steven Mithen (2005)

Explores the emergence of music, language, mind and body in humans and their evolutionary predecessors.

Examines the roles of music, language, and movement in the development of modern humans and the evolution of our species.

Proposes a new and unique theory that links the evolution of music, language and cognition.

Investigates the biological, cognitive, and cultural processes that allowed for the development of music, language and mind.

Examines the role of music in the development and evolution of language.

Explores the origins of musical instruments and the use of songs in various cultures.

Argues that music and language have played an integral role in the development of human creativity and intelligence.

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