Theories of migration hold a pervasive position in prehistoric archaeology of Central
Eurasia. International research on Eurasia today reflects the juxtaposition of archaeological …

We review the state of paleoanthropology research in Asia. We survey the fossil record,
articulate the current understanding, and delineate the points of contention. Although Asia …

Given the complex and multidimensional nature of human evolution, we need to develop
theoretical and methodological frameworks to account for and model the dynamic feedbacks …

The Zuttiyeh hominin craniofacial fossil was discovered in Israel in 1925. Radiometric dates
and the archaeological context (Acheulo-Yabrudian) bracket the associated cave layers to …

Drawing upon invasion biology and the latest archaeological, skeletal and environment
evidence, From Arabia to the Pacific documents the migration of humans into Asia, and …

Objectives Previous research has shown that while missing data are common in
bioarchaeological studies, they are seldom handled using statistically rigorous methods …

Fossil-based estimates of diversity and evolutionary dynamics mainly rely on the study of
morphological variation. Unfortunately, organism remains are often altered by post-mortem …

Aim We examine hominin presence in Central Asia during the late Pleistocene in order to
identify the abiotic characteristics that best predict site distribution during interglacial and …

The timing of hominin dispersals during the early Pleistocene, specifically into East Asia, is
well established. The pattern of migration across inner Asia and the subsequent …

Previous research concerning the biogeography of hominin populations in Central Asia
indicates persistence across interglacial/glacial sequences. Hominin groups are present on …