The hominid individual in context : archaeological investigations of Lower and Middle Palaeolithic landscapes, locales and artefacts /
Gamble, Clive.
Porr, Martin.
London : Routledge,
2005.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [271]-309) and index.
From empty spaces to lived lives : exploring the individual in the Palaeolithic / Clive Gamble and Martin Porr -- The Acheulean and the handaxe : structure and agency in the Palaeolithic / Terry Hopkinson and Mark J. White -- Transformations in dividuality : personhood and palaeoliths in the Middle Pleistocene / A.S. Field -- Seeking the Palaeolithic individual in East Africa and Europe during the Lower-Middle Pleistocene / J.A.J. Gowlett -- The making of the biface and the making of the individual / Martin Porr -- Observations on the relationship between Palaeolithic individuals and artefact scatters at the Middle Pleistocene site of Boxgrove, UK / Matt Pope and Mark Roberts -- The natural and socio-cultural environment of Homo erectus at Bilzingsleben, Germany / Dietrich Mania and Ursula Mania -- The Lower Palaeolithic art of hunting : the case of Schöningen 13 II-4, Lower Saxony, Germany / Hartmut Thieme -- Tracking hominins during the last interglacial complex in the Rhineland / D.S. Adler and N.J. Conard -- Bones and powerful individuals : faunal case studies from the Arctic and the European Middle Palaeolithic / Clive Gamble and Sabine Gaudzinski -- All in a day's work : Middle Pleistocene individuals, materiality and the lifespace at Makapansgat, South Africa / Anthony Sinclair and John McNabb -- Life and mind in the Acheulean : a case study from India / Michael D. Petraglia, Ceri Shipton and K. Paddayya -- Individuals among palimpsest data : fluvial landscapes in southern England / Robert Hosfield -- Being modern in the Middle Stone Age : individuals and innovation / C. Henshilwood and F. d'Errico -- Concluding remarks : context and the individual / Marcia-Anne Dobres.
Paleolithic period.
Fossil hominids.
Human evolution.
Social evolution.
Hominids.