Man Makes Himself (1936) A study of how human societies progressed from savagery to civilization, examining technological and economic developments through prehistory.

What Happened in History (1942) An analysis of prehistoric and ancient societies focusing on significant cultural and technological innovations from the Paleolithic through the Iron Age.

Progress and Archaeology (1944) An examination of how archaeological evidence demonstrates social and technological progress throughout human history.

The Dawn of European Civilization (1925) A detailed archaeological study of cultural development in Europe from the earliest settlements to the Bronze Age.

The Danube in Prehistory (1929) A comprehensive analysis of archaeological findings along the Danube River valley and their significance in European prehistory.

The Bronze Age (1930) A systematic study of Bronze Age cultures, technologies, and societies across Europe.

New Light on the Most Ancient East (1934) An investigation of early civilizations in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Indus Valley, incorporating archaeological discoveries.

Prehistoric Communities of the British Isles (1940) A detailed survey of British prehistory from the earliest human settlements through the Iron Age.

Social Evolution (1951) An analysis of how human societies developed and changed over time, drawing on archaeological evidence.

Society and Knowledge (1956) A theoretical exploration of how societies acquire, maintain, and transmit knowledge across generations.

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