This volume brings together evidence for the cognitive, social, and technological foundations necessary for the development of hafting, or the addition of handles and shafts to previously hand-held tools, which made the tools not only more efficient, but improved their makers' chances of survival.
This volume brings together evidence for the cognitive, social, and technological foundations necessary for the development of hafting, or the addition of handles and shafts to previously hand-held tools, which made the tools not only more efficient, but improved their makers' chances of survival.
Lawrence Barham is Professor of Archaeology at the University of Liverpool where he teaches Evolutionary Anthropology.
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Acknowledgements List of Figures Introduction 1: What is combinatorial evolution? 2: Neural, cognitive, and anatomical foundations 3: Tools for learning 4: Something new from something old 5: The invention of hafting 6: After the revolution 7: A revolution without heroes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements List of Figures Introduction 1: What is combinatorial evolution? 2: Neural, cognitive, and anatomical foundations 3: Tools for learning 4: Something new from something old 5: The invention of hafting 6: After the revolution 7: A revolution without heroes Bibliography Index
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