Titlebook: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Oldowan; Erella Hovers,David R. Braun Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 Kenya.Lithic

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The Environmental Context of Oldowan Hominin Activities at Kanjera South, Kenya, provides a window on habitat utilization by early ., independent of inferred hominin adaptations to specific environmental settings based on hominin morphology or the postmortem distribution of hominin fossils. Here we report on the paleoenvironmental setting of the ca. 2.0 Ma archaeological occurr

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nce features, incident-management processes, and recovery strategies. In larger organizations, responsibility for business continuity falls to specialist practitioners dedicated to continuity and the related di978-1-4302-6406-4978-1-4302-6407-1

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Book 2009eries and innovative analyses of the archaeological record of ca. 2.6–1.0 million years ago in Africa and Eurasia, dealing with the earliest lithic industries as manifestations of hominin adaptations and as expressions of hominin cognitive abilities. .

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Book 2009r base of social and practical knowledge and their cognitive capacities for advanced planning. The appearance of stone tools has often been viewed as a threshold event, impacting directly and profoundly the later course of cultural and social evolution. Alternatively, it has been understood as a pre