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Desolate landscapes [electronic resource] : Ice-Age settlement in Eastern Europe / John F. Hoffecker.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Hoffecker, John F.
- Series:
- ACLS Humanities E-Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Neanderthals--Europe, Eastern.
- Neanderthals.
- Prehistoric peoples--Europe, Eastern.
- Prehistoric peoples.
- Human beings--Effect of climate on.
- Human beings.
- Human evolution.
- Europe, Eastern--Antiquities.
- Europe, Eastern.
- Other Title:
- Ice-Age settlement in Eastern Europe
- Place of Publication:
- New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, 2003, c2002.
- Language Note:
- English
- Contents:
- Chapter 1: Human Evolutionary Ecology and Eastern Europe
- The Great Leap: An East European Perspective
- Human Evolutionary Ecology in Northern Environments
- Principles of Evolutionary Ecology
- Human Ecology in Northern Environments
- Human Ecology and Symbols
- Chapter 2: Environmental Setting
- Modern Landscape and Climate
- Pleistocene Stratigraphic Framework and Paleolithic Sites in Eastern Europe
- Reconstructing Pleistocene Environments in Eastern Europe
- Middle and Late Pleistocene Stratigraphy and Landscapes
- [Intro]
- Middle Pleistocene (OIS 19-6)
- Last Interglacial and Early Glacial (OIS 5)
- Pleniglacial (OIS 4-2)
- Landscape and Paleoanthropology in Eastern Europe
- Chapter 3: Middle Pleistocene Settlement
- Hominid Colonization of Northern Latitudes
- The Problem of East European Colonization
- Middle Pleistocene Sites in Eastern Europe
- Early Middle Pleistocene Sites (OIS 19-9)
- Late Middle Pleistocene Sites (OIS 8-6)
- Conclusions: Middle Pleistocene Settlement in Eastern Europe
- Chapter 4: Neanderthal Adaptations
- Neanderthal Evolution and Adaptation
- Neanderthal Origins
- Neanderthal Morphology
- Neanderthal Behavior and Ecology
- Neanderthal Sites in Eastern Europe
- General Patterns of Settlement
- East European Plain: Southwest Region
- East European Plain: Central Region
- East European Plain: Southern Region
- Crimea
- Northern Caucasus
- East European Neanderthals: Skeletal Morphology
- Lithic Technology and Tools
- Lithic Technology
- Stone Tools and Their Uses
- Other Aspects of Technology
- Diet and Foraging Strategy
- East European Plain
- Crimea and Northern Caucasus
- Neanderthal Socioecology
- Symbols and Language
- Occupation Floors and Site Structure
- Neanderthal Adaptation in Eastern Europe: Summary and Conclusions
- Chapter 5: The Transition to Modern Humans
- Origins and Dispersal of Modern Humans
- Early Modern Human Sites in Eastern Europe
- East European Plain: Central and Northern Regions
- Early Modern Humans of Eastern Europe: Skeletal Morphology
- Modern Human Technology and the Early Upper Paleolithic of Eastern Europe
- Ornaments and Art in the Early Upper Paleolithic
- Diet and Foraging Patterns
- Analysis of Faunal Remains in Archaeological Sites
- Intersite Patterning and Transport of Raw Materials
- Early Upper Paleolithic Socioecology
- The Transition to Modern Humans in Eastern Europe: Summary and Conclusions
- Chapter 6: People of the Loess Steppe
- Modern Humans during the Last Glacial Maximum
- Last Glacial Maximum Sites in Eastern Europe
- Skeletal Remains in Late Upper Paleolithic Sites
- Technology in the Late Upper Paleolithic
- Early Last Glacial Maximum: Eastern Gravettian
- Late Last Glacial Maximum and Late Glacial: Epigravettian
- Ornaments and Art in the Late Upper Paleolithic
- Diet and Foraging during the Last Glacial Maximum
- Southern Plain, Crimea, and Northern Caucasus
- Late Upper Paleolithic Socioecology
- Chapter 7: Retrospective
- Text Boxes
- Text Box 1: The Productivity Paradox of the Loess-Steppe and Human Ecology
- Text Box 2: Measuring Technological Complexity among the Neanderthals
- Text Box 3: Modern Humans, Symbols, and a Revolution in Technological Ability
- Notes:
- Cover title; description based on screen of 2003-11-05.
- Includes bibliography and index.
- ISBN:
- 0-8135-2991-3
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