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Anth Final

TermDefinition
Mousterian/Mode 3 small flakes and big flake, big flake is the tool
Chatelperronian/Mode 4 many blade from one core, work one side
Aurignacian/Mode 5 blade, work both sides, for clothing
Leakey replacement multiple migrations from Africa, 90% human DNA from second wave
mtDNA only from mother, not under evolutionary pressure
Molecular Clock use rates of random mutation to estimate amount of time since last common ancestors
Dragon Man Denisovan, known from pinky and tooth, able to obtain DNA
Iwo Eleru Skull 13 kya, cross of H. sapiens and H. heidelbergensis?
HLA-A Genes immune response, from Neanderthals and Denisovans
Problem with Species reproduction result in fertile offspring, able to reproduce with Neanderthal
African Multiregionalism interbreeding and coexistence in hominin populations in Africa
Jebel Irhoud North Africa, 315 kya, show H. sapiens broad range
Hobbit nickname for H. floresiensis, short with big feet
Clovis 13 kya, small flakes, fluting
Solutrean dense, less selective of material
Monte Verde S. America, 14 kya, structure, foot prints, mastadon hunting
Buttermilk Creek Texas, 13-15 kya, spear point
White Sands N. Mexico, 22 kya, foot prints
Serra da Capivara Brazil, 25 kya, cave art
Blombos Cave S. Africa, 77 kya, ochre, shell beads, awls, needles
Olorgesailie Kenya, 770 kya, H. erectus, red ochre
Mtoto Burial Kenya, 78 kya, young child, material under head and covering body
Sungir Russia, 25 kya, beads, animal figurine
Dolni Vestonice Czech Rep, 27 kya, cuck burial
Mal'ta Siberia, 15-18 kya, bone structure for large group
Sulawesi Indonesia, 44 kya, oldest evidence of art, story telling
Lion Man Germany, 40 kya
Venus of Tan-Tan Morocco, 300-500 kya, carved or natural?
Parietal "belong to wall," cave art
Mobiliary portable
Berekhat Ram Israel, 280-250 kya, engraved
Anthropology study of human
Biological physical, fossils, nutrition
Archaeology objects to research past, historical and modern
Linguistic connect language and culture
Cultural living groups
Genetic Drift change in gene frequency from random chance, influence on smaller population
Bottom-Up Morality morality evolved like other traits
Kin Selection more likely to help individuals of closer relation, save sibling before cousin
Reciprocal Altruism help if receive something in return
Laetoli Footprints Au. afarensis, 3.6 mya, walk in wet ash
Hominid related to all great apes
Hominin human ancestors
Oldowan/Mode 1 chopper and flake
Acheulean/Mode 2 biface cleaver and hand axe, symmetrical, aesthetic sense?
Dmanisi Skulls Georgia, h. erectus, intraspecies variation
Intraspecies within same species, lumper
Interspecies between different, splitter
Koobi Fora Kenya 1.5 mya, hotter burn
Wonderwerk S. Africa, 1 mya, far in cave
Gesher Benot Ya'aqov Israel, 800 kya, repeat burn, burned bone
Beeches Pit UK, 415 kya, hearth, tool debris
Cooking Hypothesis build social bonds around fire, cooking fuel brain growth, kill bacteria
Sahul land mass between Australia and mainland
Sunda connect Java to mainland
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