About the book: 1992 / Claude Senac's story "The Caves of the Red River" is a fascinating story of Numa, the fourteen-year-old son of the leader of one of the Cro-Magnon tribes who lived on territory of present-day France twelve to fifteen thousand years ago. A. M. Linevsky’s story “Leaves of a Stone Book,” which tells about events three to four thousand years ago, tells about the fate of the seventeen-year-old sorcerer Llok. Historical stories about primitive people are not pure fiction, but true a narrative based on three sources: archaeological data from excavations of burial grounds and settlements of ancient people, rock paintings - petroglyphs and rich ethnographic material from the life of backward tribes and peoples. For middle-aged children.