Few objects in the history of prehistoric archaeology have attracted such sustained scholarly
interest–and proved so resilient to scientific explanation–as the handaxe. Handaxe is an …

A crucial task for anthropologists and paleoanthropologists is the reconstruction of the
appearance, posture, and dietary behaviour of extinct hominoids. In this context …

Abstract The Middle Pleistocene marks a vital, but poorly understood stage in human
evolution. Fossil hominins from this period exhibit deviations from Homo erectus-like cranial …

The start time of Homo sapiens is still controversial between 150 thousand and 2 million
years ago. A new paradigm is requisite. If modern humans first emerged in Africa, why is the …

Recent genetic studies have confirmed that there was admixture between African early
modern humans and archaic populations throughout the Old World. In this dissertation, I …

Incised or engraved objects form an important part of the small corpus of Levantine
Paleolithic art. When found, these incisions or engravings generally occur on small, portable …

People alive today and their immediate ancestors—modern humans—had multiple
ancestors in the Middle Pleistocene. They did not originate as a new clade—the unique …

On Studying the Inter-relationships Amongst the various Challenges to Archaeological Sites
Particularly in Context of Asian Coun Page 1 International Journal of Computer Applications …

Seit geraumer Zeit wird unter Anthropologen die „Out-of-Africa-Hypothese “als
wahrscheinlichstes Szenario für die Verbreitung des Menschen auf dem gesamten Globus …

With mutually selective influence on growth, reproduction, and survival, pathogens and their
host organisms are engaged in an evolutionary race to evade or attack the other. The history …