Titlebook: Society in Prehistory; The Origins of Human Tim Megarry Textbook 1995Latest edition Tim Megarry 1995 behavior.biology.Glossar.prehistory.se

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Tools, Brains and Behaviour, two closely interrelated processes that are distinctive features of human evolution. Finally, the chapter looks at the idea that with the appearance of the first tool traditions a distinctive proto-human way of life had emerged among hominids that was focused on mixed foraging and the use of home base camps.

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Culture and Evolution, in any directional sense — they were not cumulative, sequential or confined to a single lineage of animals — they were nonetheless biological revolutions. These innovations vastly increased the potentiality of life forms by opening and diversifying a range of niches.

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Textbook 1995Latest edition new evidence to a wider audience and argues that human evolution and human status are only intelligible through an interaction of biological and social factors. The significance and relevance of prehistory to the social sciences is a major theme of the book.

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Man the Hunter?,echnology possessed by the early hominids? Did they in fact live by hunting or were they reliant upon scavenged meat for animal protein? Other questions which relate to the connection between hunting and aggression and to the environmental consequences of hunting are also issues that are raised here.

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