Neandertals and Modern Humans in Western AsiaTakeru Akazawa, Kenichi Aoki, Ofer Bar-Yosef Springer Science & Business Media, 8. 5. 2007 - Počet stran: 539 In this fascinating volume, the Middle Paleolithic archaeology of the Middle East is brought to the current debate on the origins of modern humans. These collected papers gather the most up-to-date archaeological discoveries of Western Asia - a region that is often overshadowed by African or European findings - but the only region in the world where both Neandertal and early modern human fossils have been found. The collection includes reports on such well known cave sites as Kebara, Hayonim, and Qafzeh, among others. The information and interpretations available here are a must for any serious researcher or student of anthropology or human evolution. |
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The survey continues with the presence across the land of CroMagnons and their
cultural attributes, namely the Aurignacian. In addition to the fossils, Howell deals
with various aspects of cultural evolution, types of industries, and possible ...
The survey continues with the presence across the land of CroMagnons and their
cultural attributes, namely the Aurignacian. In addition to the fossils, Howell deals
with various aspects of cultural evolution, types of industries, and possible ...
Strana
The oldest representatives of this pdeme in Europe are all associated with the
Aurignacian technocomplex. The Aurignacian is now known to date substantially
earlier than was formerly envisioned. Ages (conventional 14C, AMS, and some T/
L ...
The oldest representatives of this pdeme in Europe are all associated with the
Aurignacian technocomplex. The Aurignacian is now known to date substantially
earlier than was formerly envisioned. Ages (conventional 14C, AMS, and some T/
L ...
Strana
Our conception of the Aurignacian technocomplex has been altered in recent
years from previous linear and stadial frameworks proposed in the first half of this
century. This has come about as a consequence of greatly enhanced knowledge
...
Our conception of the Aurignacian technocomplex has been altered in recent
years from previous linear and stadial frameworks proposed in the first half of this
century. This has come about as a consequence of greatly enhanced knowledge
...
Strana
Four localities (at least) are known in which MCh occurs interstratified in relation
to a specifically Upper Paleolithic industry, the Aurignacian, either in an 'archaic'
or socalled 'typical' phase—in Lot (RocdeCombe, Le Piage), in Allier (Grotte des
...
Four localities (at least) are known in which MCh occurs interstratified in relation
to a specifically Upper Paleolithic industry, the Aurignacian, either in an 'archaic'
or socalled 'typical' phase—in Lot (RocdeCombe, Le Piage), in Allier (Grotte des
...
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The Aurignacian complex evinces substantial 'cultural' homogeneity over its very
extensive distribution. There is remarkably scant distinguishable regional
differentiation. However, some temporal differentiation is manifest. Although
former ...
The Aurignacian complex evinces substantial 'cultural' homogeneity over its very
extensive distribution. There is remarkably scant distinguishable regional
differentiation. However, some temporal differentiation is manifest. Although
former ...
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PostMortem Preservation Of Isotopic Signatures In Bone | |
The Human Fossils | |
Definition Of The Neandertals | |
Eastern Expansion Of The Neandertals | |
Discussion | |
Description And Discussion | |
Conclusion | |
The Search for the Earliest Modern Europeans | |
Closing Remarks | |
Mousterian Lithic Characteristics | |
Discussion | |
Hayonim | |
Acknowledgments | |
Discussion | |
Thermoluminescence Dating Of Some Levantine Middle | |
The Faunal Sequence Of The Southwest Asian Middle | |
The Early Middle Paleolithic | |
Cultural Interpretations | |
The Inland | |
Conclusions | |
Acknowledgments References | |
Hayonim Cave | |
Intrasite Spatial Patterns and Behavioral Modernity 1 Introduction | |
Background | |
Intersite And Intrasite Patterns | |
Intrasite Correlations | |
Site Structure Of Tor Faraj | |
Inferences Beyond Human Modernity | |
Summary | |
References | |
The Lithic Assemblages of Amud Cave | |
Tabun | |
Hayonim Cave Lithic Assemblages in the Context of the Near | |
Hayonim Layer E Among Other Levantine Sites | |
Archaeometric Study Of The BitumenLike Material Occurring | |
The Role of Hunting and Scavenging In neandertal | |
Ungulate Mortality Patterns | |
Characteristics And Taphonomy Of The Faunal Sample | |
Explanations For Species Trends In The Cultural Layers | |
Neandertal and Early Modern Human Mobility Patterns | |
Discussion | |
Discussion | |
The Retromolar Space | |
Ontogenetic Variation in Late Pleistocene Homo Sapiens | |
Amud | |
Upper Limb Versus Lower Limb Loading Patterns Among | |
Discussion And Conclusions | |
Farah II | |
Tabun C2A Metrical Assessment | |
Views from Neighboring | |
Mental Abilities | |
Tool Making | |
Domestic Fire | |
A Comparative Perspective On Paleolithic Cultural Patterns | |
Middle Paleolithic Patterns | |
The Middle and the Early Upper Paleolithic Around the Black | |
The Middle Paleolithic Isotope Stages 6 And | |
The Late Middle Paleolithic Isotope Stages 5D5A And | |
Transition To The Upper Paleolithic Isotope Stage | |
Conclusions References | |
Turkey As A Key 1 Introduction | |
The Constitution Of A Myth 3 Modern Europe | |
Evolutionary Factors Peculiar To Man 5 The African Joke | |
The Mitochondrial Game | |
A Different Thought | |
Some Examples | |
Anatolia | |
References | |
The Impact of Climatic Changes on the Demography of Late Neandertal and Early Anatomically Modern Populations in Europe 1 Introduction 2 Th... | |
Models Of Population Coexistence | |
Why Anatomically Modern People Did Not Disperse From | |
Gif Laboratory Dates for Middle Paleolithic Levant | |
Conclusion | |
Contributors | |
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | Neandertals and Modern Humans in Western Asia |
| Redaktoři | Takeru Akazawa, Kenichi Aoki, Ofer Bar-Yosef |
| Vydání | ilustrované vydání |
| Vydavatel | Springer Science & Business Media, 2007 |
| ISBN | 0306471531, 9780306471537 |
| Délka | Počet stran: 539 |
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