It populated unseen regions with all sorts of fabulous places, inhabited by fantastic creatures and beings-creatures and beings similar to (or maybe even very different from) himself. Although he could not actually see what lay out there, Early Man was curious about what might lie on the other side of the distant horizon, and it was here that his imagination took over. From where he stood, perhaps on a flat and rolling plain, he could see as far as the distant horizon but what lay beyond that? Lost lands? Forgotten realms? Curiosity, of course, is a human trait, but then so is imagination.
9781564149589_001_0008_001 9781564149589_001_0009_001 Introduction: Somewhere Beyond the Horizonįrom earliest times, Man has been both intrigued and fascinated with what lies in the distance, beyond his field of vision.
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