Introduction to Paleoanthropology

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Table of contents

From Hunter-Gatherer to Food Producer Variation in Modern Human Populations


Introduction to Paleoanthropology
Defining Paleoanthropology
Origin of Paleoanthropology
Importance of Bones
Early Hominid Fossils
Phylogeny and Chronology
Early Hominid Behavior
Oldowan
Acheulean
Hominids of the Acheulean
Technology in the Acheulean
Hominids of the Middle Paleolithic
Technology of the Middle Paleolithic
Upper Paleolithic
Suggested Supplemental Reading
Dating Techniques
Cultural Evolution
Darwinian Thought
Genetics
Contemporary Primates
Humans as Primates
Origin of Language
From Hunter-Gatherer to Food Producer
Variation in Modern Human Populations
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To effectively study paleoanthropology, one must understand that it is a subdiscipline of anthropology and have a basic understanding of archaeology dating techniques, evolution of cultures, Darwinian thought, genetics, and primate behaviors.