The invention of hafted tools, between about 500 Ka and 250 Ka years ago, was a
fundamental technological innovation that has shaped human social, cognitive, and …

The earliest evidence for complex tool use in the archaeological record dates to 3.3 Ma.
While wooden tools may have been used by our earliest ancestors, the evidence is absent …

Prehistoric and man-made ancient wooden artifacts are continually being uncovered from
anoxic waterlogged burial environments where they are protected from highly destructive …

The Schöningen 13II-4 site is a marvel of Paleolithic archaeology. With the extraordinary
preservation of complete wooden spears and butchered large mammal bones dating from …

Topographic relief potentially played an important role in Stone Age hunting from the Middle
Paleolithic onwards. Natural physical features like arroyos and cliffs, among many others …

The deep time record indicates that hunting played a key role in human evolution, including
in the development of the life history of humans. The archaeological record preserves many …

Animal acquisition, butchering and processing was a crucial activity continuum in the
subsistence of Lower Palaeolithic hunter-gatherers bolstered by a persistent Acheulian …

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Prehistoric wooden projectiles likely have a complex evolutionary story in a similar way to
stone tools, depending on their functions, and the cognitive and physical capabilities of …

Chapter 1 follows the life of one particular satellite, code name 2429, and delves into
techniques of remote sensing operations related to satellite monitoring, from the pixel to …