Titlebook: Africa from MIS 6-2; Population Dynamics Sacha C. Jones,Brian A. Stewart Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2016 African

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Patterns of Hominin Occupation and Cultural Diversity Across the Gebel Akhdar of Northern Libya OverRANS-NAP project has been re-excavating Haua Fteah and conducting geoarchaeological survey of an ecologically diverse landscape that includes the fertile Gebel Akhdar and littoral, pre-desert, and desert biomes. A major aim of this project is to characterize cultural and environmental changes across

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Late Quaternary Environmental Change and Human Occupation of the Southern African Interioron by human populations during the late Quaternary. Paleoenvironmental reconstructions are beginning to provide a spatially detailed record of landscape and hydrological dynamics in the Kalahari, with a strong chronometric underpinning for records of environmental extremes. Theories concerning the d

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The Kalahari During MIS 6-2 (190–12?ka): Archaeology, Paleoenvironment, and Population Dynamicsions of nine new, internally consistent OSL ages obtained from White Paintings Rock Shelter. These dates provide a better understanding of the Middle Stone Age (MSA) and Late Stone Age (LSA) sequence. In addition, the revised chronology dates 11 buried soil A-horizons that were formed during wetter

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Paleoenvironments, Sea Levels, and Land Use in Namaqualand, South Africa, During MIS 6-2l signatures for a given region of study. In this paper we report on proxy terrestrial, marine, and sea level data in order to reconstruct past environments of Namaqualand, South Africa, during MIS 6-2. Although this semiarid southern extension of the Namib Desert is a prime area to investigate earl

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Human Evolution in Late Quaternary Eastern Africavidence for Mode 3 technologies (Middle Stone Age), and is one of the areas in which modern humans may well have been endemic. This paper reviews the genetic, archaeological, and fossil evidence for the evolution of modern humans across MIS 6-2 in eastern Africa, and places this into the context of

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Follow the Senqu: Maloti-Drakensberg Paleoenvironments and Implications for Early Human Dispersals ir in highland Lesotho (~1800?m a.s.l.), project AMEMSA (Adaptations to Marginal Environments in the Middle Stone Age) has documented a pulsed human presence since at least MIS 5. Melikane can be interrogated to understand when and why early modern humans chose to increase their altitudinal range. Th