Reasonably Accurate Prehistoric Fiction?

by kaseyheinige

I am always in search of my first love, prehistoric fiction. I am not a fan of fantasy heavy bastardizations, the only exception being ASOIAF. I have read and loved Stonehenge by Bernard Cornwell, and can marginally enjoy the Auel books, though i think she reaches a bit far with some of her narrative relating to the abilities of Neanderthal communication. Looking for recommendations for prehistoric Britain in particular, and more widely, europe. I am deeply interested in any pre roman era fiction for either area that is reasonably accurate or at least probable. Details would be appreciated for recommendations. Thank you in advance!

MSeanF

You might like Sarum: The Novel of England by Edward Rutherford. It's set in a single location and spans prehistory through the 20th century.

Pandamage

You might want to ask over at /r/askanthropology as well. You'll probably get more answers there.