I wasn't sure what I was going to be reading when I started this book for school.

I am not a fan of non fiction books, so this took me some getting into. Although I found the pictures to be outright gross, the information was presented to readers in a way that made it interesting.

Out of the Discovery, Deductions and Debates sections, I found myself enjoying the Discovery section the most throughout all four of the specimens found. I liked learning how they were discovered, and the persons backstory for each of them.

I didn't find myself overly bored, so that was a plus for this book. I would reccommend this book to those that really like non fiction and archaeology.