Much debate in paleoanthropology has focused on the complex pattern of human evolution in Israel during the Late Pleistocene under the premise that climate change was a primary determinant for observed changes in human migration events. A paramount question is whether Neandertal…
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The enamels of one hundred and ninety two teeth were analyzed for their oxygen isotopic composition from five archaeological sites in northern Jordan (Ya'amoun, Pella, Yasieleh, Sa'ad and Waqqas) to reconstruct the climate from the Middle Bronze Age II (1800–1500 BCE) to the Lat…
Tropical responses to climate change in the Pliocene and Pleistocene epochs provide perspective on the effects of future climate perturbations. Marine records show that African environments have become more arid and grassy in the last four million years. Although terrestrial rec…