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25 Cards in this Set
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Herto |
Very early AMHs found in ethiopia |
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Cro Magnon |
First fossil find of an AMH from France's Dordogne Valley |
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Behavioral modernity |
Fully human behavior based on symbolic thought and cultural creativity |
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Upper Paleolithic |
Blade-tool-making traditions of early AMHs |
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Blade tool |
Basic Upper Paleolithic tool, hammered off a prepared core |
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Clovis tradition |
Early american tool tradition; projectile point attached to hunting spear |
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Lapita pottery |
Fragments from the solomon islands |
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Omo remains |
Earliest AMH fossils found yet |
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Border cave |
Remote rock shelter in africa |
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Skhul V. |
Amh wih archaic features; Israel |
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Scrapers |
Used to hollow out wood and bone |
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Burins |
First chisels |
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Awls |
Used to make holes in wood, bone, shelk and skin |
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Bladelets |
Small stone blade tools |
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Continental shelf |
Shallow-water zone |
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Continental slope |
Abrupt fall to deep water |
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Broad-spectrum revolution |
Led to food production (plant and animal life) |
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Cave art |
Paintings sa walls of caves |
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Sahul |
Name for the larger continent thus formed |
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Fossils from Lake Mungo |
Earliest Australian skeletons; oldest human mtDNA was extracted from this fossil |
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Mungo III |
World's oldest ritual ochre burial |
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Ochre |
Natural pigment |
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Mungo I |
Where first cremation of human being was recorded |
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beringia |
Bering land bridge that once connected North America and Siberia |
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paleoindians |
Early american indians |
