Discovering Homo erectus
Recent Finds:
- Homo erectus at Olorgesailie, Kenya
- Jordan Valley site shows early fire use
- Ivory animal figures from Germany's Upper Paleolithic
- Indo-European language grouping supports theory of Anatolian origins
- Looting threatens a lost civilization in Iran
- Lion burial in Egypt
- Pet cat from Prehistoric Cyprus
- Epi-Olmec script decipherment challenged
- Nanterre may replace Paris as hometown of the ancient Parisii
- Vindolanda reveals Roman plumbing at Hadrian's Wall
- Acropolis marbles: world treasures in international contention
Museum Reviews:
- Metropolitan Museum of Art: Byzantium: Faith and Power reviewed by Michele A. Miller
- Homo erectus and the Emergence of Sunda in the Tethys Realm - Contributions of Potassium-based chronology in the Sangiran dome, Central Java
by Roy Larick (URS
Engineering), Russell Ciochon (University of Iowa)
and Yahdi Zaim (Bandung Institute of Technology)
Sangiran 17 skull, 1.15 million years old
- The Paleobiology of Homo erectus and Early Hominid Dispersal
by Susan Cachel (Rutgers University)
- Out of Africa or Out of Asia? The colonization of Europe by Homo erectus
by Sarah Milliken (Oxford University)
- Homo erectus in East Asia: Human Ancestor or Evolutionary Dead-End?
by Dennis A. Etler (Cabrillo College)
Worldwide Archaeology:
- The Neolithic on Sardinia
by Paula K. Lazrus (St. John's University)
- Bronze Age Nuragic Culture in Sardinia: Guide to Sites and Museums
by Barbara Abendschein
- Golden Lady from a Scythian Barrow along the Middle Don, South Russia
by Valeri I. Guliaev (Institute of Archaeology, Moscow)
Acheulean handaxes
Dragon Bone Hill, China
Book Reviews:
- Dragon Bone Hill: An Ice-Age Saga of Homo Erectus by Noel T. Boaz and Russel L. Ciochon reviewed by Dong Wei
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