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In Asia, research in human evolution has long been considered to have lagged far behind what was going on in places like Africa and Europe. Oftentimes this is due to the limited dissemination of research findings rather than the lack of actual research. The Paleoanthropology of Eastern Asia is an…
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For anyone who is interested in early humans and their interactions and wants to look deep into the origins of mankind, this is a must-read! Human movements in East and Southeast Asia have often been overlooked, in spite of the really important discoveries of h. floresiensis, h. luzonensis, and h. longi in the region, and this introduces the current state of the field in easy and approachable language, but also with sufficient detail and discussion of controversial points of interpretation to get a real feel for the key questions that have been answered and the ones that are yet to…
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