The dawn of human culture

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Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Archaeological and Geological Studies Language and cultural evolution

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Preface. Chapter 1: Dawn at Twilight Cave. Chapter 2: Bipedal Apes. Chapter 3: The World's Oldest Whodunit. Chapter 4: The First True Humans. Chapter 5: Humanity Branches Out. Chapter 6: Neanderthals Out on a Limb. Chapter 7: Body before Behavior. Chapter 8: Nurture of Nature Before the Dawn? Appendix: Placing Ancient Sites in Time. Selected Further Reading. Index.

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