Titlebook: Culture History and Convergent Evolution; Can We Detect Popula Huw S. Groucutt Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Cultural trans

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The Middle-Upper Paleolithic Transition: A Long-Term Biocultural Effect of Anatomically Modern Humaechnological innovations reflected in Early Upper Paleolithic archaeological assemblages were developed, adopted, and spread by a western Eurasian metapopulation that encompassed variable admixture histories. This is the unavoidable implication of robust analyses of ancient human, omnivorous prey, a

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Threading the Weft, Testing the Warp: Population Concepts and the European Upper Paleolithic Chrononomic units—which are used as a framework for describing the archaeological record—are commonly equated with past populations. However, our cultural taxonomy is highly historically contingent, and does not necessarily accurately reflect variation in the archaeological record. Furthermore, we lack a

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Culture, Environmental Adaptation or Specific Problem Solving? On Convergence and Innovation Dynamis shedding light on the technical behavior of past humans, on their time- or resource-management and even on their cognitive capacities. Its earliest invention likely dates to the African Middle Stone Age, but prominent examples are also known from more recent periods on all other continents. In all

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The Unity of Acheulean Culture, with the Acheulean or were independently invented is examined by comparing the extent of bifacial shaping between East Asian and western Acheulean assemblages. The chapter concludes with the following contentions. Acheulean bifaces are hard to invent, or even emulate, but easy to imitate. Pleistoce

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