Source 5:
Wynn, T., & Coolidge, F. L. (2012). How to Think Like a Neandertal. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Synopsis of Book (so far):
Currently, I am about a third of my way through the book, and I believe that I a firm grasp about the book. The book analyzes the potential similarities and difference in the cognitive developments of the Neanderthals from anatomically modern humans (AMHs). They analyze these developments through Neanderthal actions and ways of life, all of which can be deduce from archaeological evidence. It is clear that Neanderthals are a distant relative of AMHs, both of share the common ancestor Homo heidelbergensis. The book emphasizes that they are different species, which is common knowledge. I must mention
Wynn, T., & Coolidge, F. L. (2012). How to Think Like a Neandertal. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Synopsis of Book (so far):
Currently, I am about a third of my way through the book, and I believe that I a firm grasp about the book. The book analyzes the potential similarities and difference in the cognitive developments of the Neanderthals from anatomically modern humans (AMHs). They analyze these developments through Neanderthal actions and ways of life, all of which can be deduce from archaeological evidence. It is clear that Neanderthals are a distant relative of AMHs, both of share the common ancestor Homo heidelbergensis. The book emphasizes that they are different species, which is common knowledge. I must mention