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This volume brings together a group of authors that address the question of the first out of Africa into Asia c. 2 Ma. The scope of the book is comprehensive as it covers almost every major region of Asia. The primary goal of this volume is to provide an updated synthesis of the current state of the Asian paleoanthropological and paleoenvironmental records. Papers include detailed studies of the theoretical constructs underlying the move out of Africa, including detailed reconstructions of the paleoenvironment and possible migration routes. Other papers detail the Plio-Pleistocene archaeological and hominin fossil records of particular regions.…mehr
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This volume brings together a group of authors that address the question of the first out of Africa into Asia c. 2 Ma. The scope of the book is comprehensive as it covers almost every major region of Asia. The primary goal of this volume is to provide an updated synthesis of the current state of the Asian paleoanthropological and paleoenvironmental records. Papers include detailed studies of the theoretical constructs underlying the move out of Africa, including detailed reconstructions of the paleoenvironment and possible migration routes. Other papers detail the Plio-Pleistocene archaeological and hominin fossil records of particular regions.
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- Verlag: Springer Netherland
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2010
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9789048190942
- Artikelnr.: 37411233
- Verlag: Springer Netherland
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2010
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9789048190942
- Artikelnr.: 37411233
Christopher Norton has spent the past eighteen years conducting paleoanthropological research in China, Korea, and Japan. Of those eighteen years, Norton has spent more than eight years actually living in those respective countries learning not only the paleoanthropology, but the cultures and languages as well. This has allowed Norton to develop a broader, regional scope for his research. This has facilitated his previous research and was the primary impetus for proposing this comprehensive synthesis of the current state of research in Asian paleoanthropology. The co-editor, David Braun, works primarily in Africa. However, we both agreed that comparative research between Africa and Asia was critical to fully comprehending both regional records. This was the primary reason why we co-organized a symposium on Asian Paleoanthropology at the AAPA meeting in March 2007, which forms the foundation for this edited volume. Most of the presentations from that conference are chapters in this book.
1. Asian paleoanthropology: An introduction.- 2. The colonization of “Savannahstan”: issues of timing(s) and patterns of dispersal across Asia in the Late Pliocene and Early Pleistocene.- 3. On the road to China: The environmental landscape of the Early Pleistocene in western Eurasia and its implication for the dispersal of Homo.- 4. East Africa and East Asia: Comparisons of the earliest archaeological evidence.- 5. Inter-continental variation in Acheulean bifaces.- 6. Cranial shape in Asian Homo erectus: geographic, anagenetic, and size-related variation.- 7. Rethinking the Palearctic-Oriental biogeographic boundary in Quaternary China.- 8. The history of hominin occupation of Central Asia in review.- 9. Core-and-flake assemblages of India.- 10. South Asia as a geographic crossroad: Patterns and predictions of hominin morphology in Pleistocene India.- 11. Cranial morphology and variation of the earliest Indonesian hominins.- 12. Central-East China - a Plio-Pleistocene dispersal corridor: The current state of evidence for hominin occupations.- 13. The earliest hominin occupations in the Nihewan Basin of northern China: recent progress in field investigations.- 14. Peopling in the Korean Peninsula.- 15. When were the earliest hominin migrations to the Japanese Islands?
1. Asian paleoanthropology: An introduction.- 2. The colonization of "Savannahstan": issues of timing(s) and patterns of dispersal across Asia in the Late Pliocene and Early Pleistocene.- 3. On the road to China: The environmental landscape of the Early Pleistocene in western Eurasia and its implication for the dispersal of Homo.- 4. East Africa and East Asia: Comparisons of the earliest archaeological evidence.- 5. Inter-continental variation in Acheulean bifaces.- 6. Cranial shape in Asian Homo erectus: geographic, anagenetic, and size-related variation.- 7. Rethinking the Palearctic-Oriental biogeographic boundary in Quaternary China.- 8. The history of hominin occupation of Central Asia in review.- 9. Core-and-flake assemblages of India.- 10. South Asia as a geographic crossroad: Patterns and predictions of hominin morphology in Pleistocene India.- 11. Cranial morphology and variation of the earliest Indonesian hominins.- 12. Central-East China - a Plio-Pleistocene dispersal corridor: The current state of evidence for hominin occupations.- 13. The earliest hominin occupations in the Nihewan Basin of northern China: recent progress in field investigations.- 14. Peopling in the Korean Peninsula.- 15. When were the earliest hominin migrations to the Japanese Islands?
1. Asian paleoanthropology: An introduction.- 2. The colonization of “Savannahstan”: issues of timing(s) and patterns of dispersal across Asia in the Late Pliocene and Early Pleistocene.- 3. On the road to China: The environmental landscape of the Early Pleistocene in western Eurasia and its implication for the dispersal of Homo.- 4. East Africa and East Asia: Comparisons of the earliest archaeological evidence.- 5. Inter-continental variation in Acheulean bifaces.- 6. Cranial shape in Asian Homo erectus: geographic, anagenetic, and size-related variation.- 7. Rethinking the Palearctic-Oriental biogeographic boundary in Quaternary China.- 8. The history of hominin occupation of Central Asia in review.- 9. Core-and-flake assemblages of India.- 10. South Asia as a geographic crossroad: Patterns and predictions of hominin morphology in Pleistocene India.- 11. Cranial morphology and variation of the earliest Indonesian hominins.- 12. Central-East China - a Plio-Pleistocene dispersal corridor: The current state of evidence for hominin occupations.- 13. The earliest hominin occupations in the Nihewan Basin of northern China: recent progress in field investigations.- 14. Peopling in the Korean Peninsula.- 15. When were the earliest hominin migrations to the Japanese Islands?
1. Asian paleoanthropology: An introduction.- 2. The colonization of "Savannahstan": issues of timing(s) and patterns of dispersal across Asia in the Late Pliocene and Early Pleistocene.- 3. On the road to China: The environmental landscape of the Early Pleistocene in western Eurasia and its implication for the dispersal of Homo.- 4. East Africa and East Asia: Comparisons of the earliest archaeological evidence.- 5. Inter-continental variation in Acheulean bifaces.- 6. Cranial shape in Asian Homo erectus: geographic, anagenetic, and size-related variation.- 7. Rethinking the Palearctic-Oriental biogeographic boundary in Quaternary China.- 8. The history of hominin occupation of Central Asia in review.- 9. Core-and-flake assemblages of India.- 10. South Asia as a geographic crossroad: Patterns and predictions of hominin morphology in Pleistocene India.- 11. Cranial morphology and variation of the earliest Indonesian hominins.- 12. Central-East China - a Plio-Pleistocene dispersal corridor: The current state of evidence for hominin occupations.- 13. The earliest hominin occupations in the Nihewan Basin of northern China: recent progress in field investigations.- 14. Peopling in the Korean Peninsula.- 15. When were the earliest hominin migrations to the Japanese Islands?