The Late Pleistocene is pivotal in research on the origins of modern human behavior. In this period, anatomically modern humans are found in Africa and Neanderthals in Europe. Archaeologists have developed theories of human behavior based on the analysis of lithic artifact assem…
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Until present, the Palaeolithic period in southern Arabia has been more or less terra incognita. Within the last decade, evolutionary scientists have begun to recognize the key role this region must have played in the origin of modern humans. Recent discoveries in the field of g…
Geoarchaeological investigations in Egypt often involve the examination of surface sites or highly eroded sedimentary deposits. However, understanding environmental impacts on early human groups occupying this region during the Quaternary requires paleolandscape reconstruction a…