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Bloglines user AnneGilbert (avgilbert@...) has sent this item to you, with the following personal message: All: From Dienekes' Anthropology blog,...
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All: He's weighed in on the newest paper regarding whether Neandertals had anything to do with the Aurignacian(this paper finds a negative contribution)....
Anne Gilbert
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All: It's easy to see that chimps get smarter and smarter all the time. See here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31066482/ And enjoy, anne G...
Anne Gilbert
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... Mikey: thanx for that. Please keep us updated if you come across news of a skeptic's critique of VanLandingham's latest writing. ... Paul: Yes, it surely...
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Playing Devil's Advocate, but could they have crossed even earlier, in the last interglacial?  But then they'd need boats wouldn't they?  Which is more...
Paul Finlow-Bates
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Daryl and all: Well, if true, this report does raise the possibility that Neandertals or some other "archaic" humans made their way to the Americas. And...
Anne Gilbert
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Paul: All I claim to know about this is, that RGB claims H.erectus had some kind of boats. . . Anne G Playing Devil's Advocate, but could they have crossed...
Anne Gilbert
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... <snip> ... <snip> The Sangamon is the last interglacial. - Daryl Krupa...
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Posted on Palanth Forum by Charlie Hatchett: http://www.verobeach32963.com/news/News060409/060409_BoneCarvingFind.htm ...
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All: It seems to have gotten a bit quiet around here lately, for which I'm sure there are very good reasons(lol!). But while it's quiet, I just thought I'd...
Anne Gilbert
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I think that another effect of high population density is increased competition and conflict, and this usally results in some sort of stratification.   Paul ...
Paul Finlow-Bates
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... Hiliary Deacon promoted this hypothesis two and a half decades ago. -- Mike W.N.P. Barbellion, 22 July 1910, "I take a jealous pride in my Simian ancestry....
Mikey Brass
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... Or crowded in refuge areas like during the last glaciation in europe or dire spells of aridity like in the Sahara tassilis. Jean Jean...
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Jean, There is fascinating research eminating on the Capsian industry but there is a pacity of sites in the Central Sahara around the time of the Terminal ...
Mikey Brass
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http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601088&sid=a3Wc2FLpdcWY&refer=muse Ancient Art, Music Flowered as Communities, Not Brains, Grew by Ryan Flinn June 4...
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Yes Mike, I read your paper in the Sahara revue number 18,for the mid holocene period for north east and central Sahara and it seems to me that the pictorial...
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Hi Jean, I am honoured you read my paper. I would not disagree with your view in regards particularly to the Late Pastoral and Kiffian periods. A future...
Mikey Brass
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   I might point out another aspect of high densities, or at least one which has not been explicitly made.   As the poem says, talents differ, and so do...
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I am in sympathy and agreement with the underlying premise of the article about the influence of demography on cultural transmission to explain the emergence...
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http://www.paleoanthro.org/dissertations.htm which many of you will be aware of already. -- Mike W.N.P. Barbellion, 22 July 1910, "I take a jealous pride in my...
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One of the problems I have with relating the 45ka "flowering" to some change in human brains is a modern analogy.   The burst of technological and creative...
Paul Finlow-Bates
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Paul: IMO, this is one of the problems I have with this argument. For one thing, nobody has ever been able, so far, to find the "brain mutation" in question,...
Anne Gilbert
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My problem with the 45KYA "flowering" being genetic is that Australian aborigines were here earlier than that date, and yet their art and culture is no less...
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Dear all, The June 2009 issue of AAR is now available online: http://www.springerlink.com/content/j7881m0h4r88/?p=d69811832e76406aa59c706ca5976543&pi=0 -- Mike...
Mikey Brass
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Ross: The original people of Australia are one of the reasons I think there is absolutely no proof, other than wishful thinking, for this "flowering" being...
Anne Gilbert
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... http://www.crikey.com.au/2009/05/21/science-has-discovered-the-missing-link-between/...
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