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HUMAN EVOLUTIONVol. 25 - n. 1-2 - 2010
Longo L.Integrated methodological approaches to the study of lithic tools 1 - 12
Andrefsky W. Jr.Human Land Use Strategies and Projectile Point Damage, Resharpening and Discard Patterns 13 - 30
Jaubert J., O’Farrell M.Territories and settlement dynamics: A methodological background and diachronic perspective of the Paleolithic 31 - 48
García-Antón Trassierra D.Methodological Approach to the Selection of Palaeolithic Raw Material in Supply Areas Located in Secondary Deposits 49 - 66
Ruggeri D., Whallon R.Sant’Angelo Cave - a Gravettian hunting and raw material procurement site in the Maiella Mountains, Abruzzo (Italy) 67 - 82
Giunti P., Longo L.The Production System of the Mousterian Lithic Industry of Layer III from the Mezzena rockshelter (Verona, northern Italy) 83 - 96
Aranguren B., Revedin A.Bilancino settlement: Integrated Methodological Approaches for the historical reconstruction 97 - 106
Mester Zs.Technological analysis of Szeletian bifacial points from Szeleta Cave (Hungary) 107 - 124
Gassin B., Léa V., Astruc L., Linton J.Lithic Management in the Chassey Culture Neolithic 125 - 142
Conati Barbaro C., Cristiani E., Lemorini C.The Lithic Perspective: Reading Copper Age Societies by Means of Techno-Function- al Approach 143 - 154
Lucarini G., Mutri G.Site SJ-00-56: Débitage Analysis and Functional Interpretation of a Later Stone Age Campsite in the Jebel Gharbi (Libya) 155 - 166
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HUMAN EVOLUTIONVol. 25 - n. 1-2 - 2010
Longo L.Integrated methodological approaches to the study of lithic tools 1 - 12
Andrefsky W. Jr.Human Land Use Strategies and Projectile Point Damage, Resharpening and Discard Patterns 13 - 30
Jaubert J., O’Farrell M.Territories and settlement dynamics: A methodological background and diachronic perspective of the Paleolithic 31 - 48
García-Antón Trassierra D.Methodological Approach to the Selection of Palaeolithic Raw Material in Supply Areas Located in Secondary Deposits 49 - 66
Ruggeri D., Whallon R.Sant’Angelo Cave - a Gravettian hunting and raw material procurement site in the Maiella Mountains, Abruzzo (Italy) 67 - 82
Giunti P., Longo L.The Production System of the Mousterian Lithic Industry of Layer III from the Mezzena rockshelter (Verona, northern Italy) 83 - 96
Aranguren B., Revedin A.Bilancino settlement: Integrated Methodological Approaches for the historical reconstruction 97 - 106
Mester Zs.Technological analysis of Szeletian bifacial points from Szeleta Cave (Hungary) 107 - 124
Gassin B., Léa V., Astruc L., Linton J.Lithic Management in the Chassey Culture Neolithic 125 - 142
Conati Barbaro C., Cristiani E., Lemorini C.The Lithic Perspective: Reading Copper Age Societies by Means of Techno-Function- al Approach 143 - 154
Lucarini G., Mutri G.Site SJ-00-56: Débitage Analysis and Functional Interpretation of a Later Stone Age Campsite in the Jebel Gharbi (Libya) 155 - 166
JANUARY - JUNE - N.1-2 - 2010
ANGELO PONTECORBOLI EDITOREFIRENZE
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HUMAN EVOLUTIONVol. 25 - n. 1-2 - 2010
Longo L.Integrated methodological approaches to the study of lithic tools 1 - 12
Andrefsky W. Jr.Human Land Use Strategies and Projectile Point Damage, Resharpening and Discard Patterns 13 - 30
Jaubert J., O’Farrell M.Territories and settlement dynamics: A methodological background and diachronic perspective of the Paleolithic 31 - 48
García-Antón Trassierra D.Methodological Approach to the Selection of Palaeolithic Raw Material in Supply Areas Located in Secondary Deposits 49 - 66
Ruggeri D., Whallon R.Sant’Angelo Cave - a Gravettian hunting and raw material procurement site in the Maiella Mountains, Abruzzo (Italy) 67 - 82
Giunti P., Longo L.The Production System of the Mousterian Lithic Industry of Layer III from the Mezzena rockshelter (Verona, northern Italy) 83 - 96
Aranguren B., Revedin A.Bilancino settlement: Integrated Methodological Approaches for the historical reconstruction 97 - 106
Mester Zs.Technological analysis of Szeletian bifacial points from Szeleta Cave (Hungary) 107 - 124
Gassin B., Léa V., Astruc L., Linton J.Lithic Management in the Chassey Culture Neolithic 125 - 142
Conati Barbaro C., Cristiani E., Lemorini C.The Lithic Perspective: Reading Copper Age Societies by Means of Techno-Function- al Approach 143 - 154
Lucarini G., Mutri G.Site SJ-00-56: Débitage Analysis and Functional Interpretation of a Later Stone Age Campsite in the Jebel Gharbi (Libya) 155 - 166
JANUARY - JUNE - N.1-2 - 2010
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Letter from Editor 133 - 134
Introduction by Peter Rhys-Evans 135 - 136
Oppenheimer S.Human’s Association with Water Bodies: The ‘Exaggerated Diving Reflex’ and its Relationship with the Evolutionary Allometry of Human Pelvic and Brain Sizes 137 - 170
Langdon J. H.Human Ecological Breadth: Why Neither Savanna Nor Aquatic Hypotheses Can Hold Water 171 - 200
Munro S.Endurance Running Versus Underwater Foraging: An Anatomical and Palaeoecological Perspective 201 - 212
Kuliukas A.V. Wading Hypotheses on the Origin of Human Bipedalism 213 - 236
Verhaegen M.The Aquatic Ape Evolves: Common Misconceptions and Unproven Assumptions About the So-Called Aquatic Ape Hypothesis 237 - 266
Broadhurst C.L., Crawford M.A.The Epigenetic Emergence of Culture at the Coastline: Interaction of Genes, Nutrition, Environment and Demography 267 - 295
Contributions from the ‘Human Evolution: Past, Present and Future’ SymposiumLondon, 8-10 May 2013
Special iSSue, part 1
