'Upper paleolithic' diaporamas de présentation

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. The Global Expansion of Homo sapiens and Their Technology. Chapter Preview. When Did Anatomically Modern Forms of Homo sapiens Appear? What Is the Relationship Between Middle Paleolithic Homo and Modern Homo sapiens? What Was the Culture of Upper Paleolithic Peoples Like?.

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Guide to the Ancient World History

Guide to the Ancient World History. I. History and Historiography. 1. Introduction History Broadest Sense: is the totality of all past events; limited Sense: is the known past. Historiography: The written record of What is known of human lives and societies in the past;

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Review for exam 2

Review for exam 2. This exam covers weeks 5 through 10 and the following topics Week 5: Race, sex, and gender Week 7: Cultural evolution Week 8: Language and culture Week 9: Status, role and kinship. Race. Race is a social construct.

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Review for exam 2

Review for exam 2. This exam covers weeks 5 through 10 and the following topics Week 5: Race, sex, and gender Week 7: Cultural evolution Week 8: Language and culture Week 9: Status, role and kinship. Race. Race is a social construct.

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. The Origin and Dispersal of Modern Humans. Homo sapiens. About 200,000 years ago, the first modern Homo sapiens evolved in Africa. Theories of Human Origins. Complete Replacement Model Regional Continuity Model Partial Replacement Model.

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. The Origin and Dispersal of Modern Humans. Chapter Outline. Approaches to Understanding Modern Human Origins The Earliest Discoveries of Modern Humans Something New and Different Technology and Art in the Upper Paleolithic Summary of Upper Paleolithic Culture.

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Ritual Behavior and the Origin of Modern Cognition

Ritual Behavior and the Origin of Modern Cognition. Model for Origins of Modern Cognition. Mount Toba Anatomically Modern Humans begin to trade New Trading Rituals Trading and Working Memory Ritual Heritability. Social Complexity and Cognitive Evolution.

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Homo sapiens sapiens. Chapter Outline. The Origin and Dispersal of Homo sapiens sapiens (Anatomically Modern Human Beings) The Earliest Homo sapiens sapiens Discoveries Technology and Art in the Upper Paleolithic Summary of Upper Paleolithic Culture. Homo sapiens sapiens.

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Chapter 14

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Neandertal Tools

Neandertal Tools. Neandertals improved previous techniques by inventing a new variation, Mousterian . They trimmed a flint nodule around the edges to form a disk-shaped core. Each time they struck the edge, they produced a flake, continuing until the core became too small and was discarded.

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Chapter 10

Chapter 10. Homo Sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic. Chapter Outline. When did anatomically modern forms of Homo sapiens appear? What was the culture of Upper Paleolithic peoples like? When and how did humans spread to Australia and the Americas?. Homo Sapiens and the Upper Paleolithic.

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The Ishango Bone

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The Ishango Bone

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Unit 8 Quiz

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Chapter 13 Homo sapiens sapiens

Chapter 13 Homo sapiens sapiens. The Origin and Dispersal of Homo sapiens The Earliest Homo sapiens Discoveries Technology and Art in the Upper Paleolithic Summary of Upper Paleolithic Culture. Theories of Human Origins. Complete Replacement Model Regional Continuity Model

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Lascaux Cave

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