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... Caves Fossils Caves Fossils .010 Warm .035 .050 .075 Upper Pleistocene Cold Warm Cro - Magnon Upper Cave H. sapiens sapiens Niah Cave H. sapiens sapiens Cold Classic Neandertals .125 Warm Archaic H. sapiens .145 Cold .300 .400 .700 ...
... Caves Fossils Caves Fossils .010 Warm .035 .050 .075 Upper Pleistocene Cold Warm Cro - Magnon Upper Cave H. sapiens sapiens Niah Cave H. sapiens sapiens Cold Classic Neandertals .125 Warm Archaic H. sapiens .145 Cold .300 .400 .700 ...
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... cave art must be considered at least as much an expression of culturally established ritual as of individual or cultural aesthetic impulses . The animals were often painted one on top of another even though unused surfaces were ...
... cave art must be considered at least as much an expression of culturally established ritual as of individual or cultural aesthetic impulses . The animals were often painted one on top of another even though unused surfaces were ...
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... cave art paintings of animals for which there is no known parallel on other continents . But by 12,000 B.P. most of the cave art had already been abandoned in favor of quite undis- tinguished geometric designs . Applying the logic of ...
... cave art paintings of animals for which there is no known parallel on other continents . But by 12,000 B.P. most of the cave art had already been abandoned in favor of quite undis- tinguished geometric designs . Applying the logic of ...
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Population Genetics | 13 |
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Suborder Anthropoidea versus Suborder Prosimii | 27 |
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