looking into an area andseeing what you can find on ground
Light detection and ranging. using lasers that bounce off hard objects
soil marks and crop marks
Portable objects showing evidenceof having beenmade by humans
Plant remains, animal remains, or sediments that have cultural relevance
Nonportable objects created by people
major type of locomotion referring to having two feet
skull, jaw, teeth, and long bones
sahelanthropos tchadensis, orrorin fugensis, ardipithecus ramidus
yes
forested environments
4.5 - 1.8 mya
scavenger
Five
A. Afarensis
Robust Australopithicens
2.5 - 1.0 mya
Yes, only from the neck down
Hablines
tool use and butchering
Homo erectus
Europe
Achulean tools
HOMO florensis
Mousterian
No
The start of settlements
studying the bones to see what happened to them
smaller teeth, weakened immune system,reducedbody hair , smaller gut
Assembled space of artifacts (lost city)
River valley in Germany where they were discovered
teeth getting bigger
overbite
Middle paleolithic period
uranium series dating and thermoluminescense dating
twice as long as wide
skeletal remains and fossils
focus on reconstructing changes in human societies
What the artifact was found in (dirt, sand, gravel, etc)
what was found around an artifact to determine its meaning
Precise 3D position that the object was found it
studying how present day artifacts are used in todays Society and how they end up in the archaeological record
A. anamensis, A. afarensis, A. africanus, A. garhi, A. sediba
Forum magnum , pelvis shorter and wider, knees
result of domestication, permanent living situation
fighting for good farming environment
altering the environment for domesticated plants to survive
process with statistics about culture
Cultural Resource management.
using fossils
idea that the archaics abnd model humans
spacing in your mouth where the canines where