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Hominins leave africa
Africa-1.8mya

Georgia 1.7 mya
asia-1.6.1.2 mya
Java-1.6-1.8 mya
europe -1.0mya
Archaic homo sapiens
~ 600 kya
Ex)
Herto
Neanderthal
~ 150 kya
ex)
Qafzeh
Archaic homo sapiens, neanderthal, anatomically modern homo sapiens
• Presence of a chin (mental
eminence)
• Large mastoid process
• • Small jaws and teeth
• Small, retracted face (high
Relatively small or no brow ridge
• Relatively small or no occipital
torus (occipital bun)
basicranial flexion)
• Canine fossa
• Tall, short (front to back) cranium
Postcranial changes
in amHS
• Reduction in skeletal
robusticity
• Reduction in overall
body size?
anatomically modern homo sapiens
Example Skuhl
Middle Paleolithic tools
• Blade-like forms start
appearing ~160 kya
• First evidence of marine
resource use at this time
Cro-Magnon
~27 kya
Upper Paleolithic tools: blades
Appears ~45 kya
Upper Paleolithic tools:
Bone harpoons and
needles
Strong evidence of symbolic
behavior
(e.g., art and
burials) appears ~40 kya in
various parts of the world.
• Modern humans leave
Africa
~60 kya, migrate
into Europe ~45 kya
Neanderthals persist until
~25 kya
amHs" "adapted
tropically
neanderthals" "adapted
cold
Glacial maximum
(i.e.,
cold!) between ~40-20 kya
Tropically adapted species
replaces a cold adapted at
the height of an _______
ice age
Anatomically modern Homo sapiens
• Earliest appearance: Herto, Omo in
Africa; Skhul, Qafzeh in Israel.
• ~ 160 kya until present
• Large brain; small, flat face
• Technologically sophisticated
• Colonizes world, only extant hominid
• Art, symbolism
Homo sapiens