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Olduvai Gorge

Early stone tools,


Stone circle at DK,


possible early base camp

Laeotoli

Austrolopethicine footprints in volcanic ash (can be dated)


Taung child

A. africanus


2.8 mya


Bipedal


Very early hominid

Lucy

A. Afarensis


3.2 mya


Bipedal



Oldowan industry

2.5 mya


Unifacial choppers and flakes


Least work, but involves movement of materials



Homo erectus

1.9-1.5 mya


First hominin to leave Africa


Elongated cranium, robust brow


Enlarged brain

Acheulean Industry

1.76 mya initial appearance


Bifacial hand axes and resharpened flake tools


500 kya becomes common

1.4 mya

H. Erectus dispersal across Europe, Asia

Ubeidiya

earliest traces of H. Erectus migration, Acheulian tools

Dmanisi

rare site where early humans occupied Western Europe 1.7 mya

Zhoukoudian

cave site in China that yielded 100k tools, 300-500kya

Gran Dolina

Spain; 800kya, 30 hominin fragments and stone tools, oldest reliable evidence of human occupation of Western Europe

Neanderthal traits

Occipital bun, heavier, less chin, elongated skull


Burial of dead, fire usage

Sima de los Huesos

cave site in Spain w/ 30 complete H. heildelbergensis individuals, possible ceremonial

Amud Cave

red deer bone buried with Neanderthal child

Shanidar

old individual found who survived several injuries,

Schoningen

Germany, 3 spears, stone tools and animal bones found together 400 kya

Kebara cave

Neanderthal site dating 50 kya, hearths found, sides of cave used as a dump

Middle Paleolithic

Europe; Neanderthals using prepared core technology

Middle Stone Age

Africa; wide tool diversity, sophisticated bone tools, hunting and shellfish usage, modest artwork

Upper Paleolithic

Genesis of Modern Humans in Europe;


more developed use of bone


clothing


dope art


composite tools



Omo 1

Genesis of H. Sapiens

Klasies River Mouth

Genesis of H. Sapiens







Skhul

Genesis of H. Sapiens

H. heidelbergensis

600-200kya, larger brain than H. erectus,


large brow ridges, low forehead



Chauvet Cave

Super dope cave paintings

Dolni Vestonice

Venus figurine of fertility idol