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Life SciencesArchaeologyEvolutionary BiologyBiological AnthropologyHuman EvolutionPaleoenvironmental ReconstructionAfrican ArchaeologyArchaeological Evidence For Human EvolutionEvolutionary AnthropologyHominin Fossil RecordHuman BiologyHuman PhylogenyHominin DispersalHuman OriginsMiddle Stone Age ArchaeologyMitochondrial EveOut Of Africa ModelsPalaeolithic ChronologyPaleoenvironmental ArchaeologyPaleoenvironmental Inference
Chapter 0 Foreword Chapter 1 Modern Human Origins: A People Without History Chapter 2 Historical Perspectives: The Place of Humans in Nature Chapter 3 The Paleoenvironmental Context: The Origin and Dispersal of Modern Humans Chapter 4 The Chronological Framework: Dating the Appearance and Spread of Homo Sapiens Chapter 5 Out of Africa: When and How many times? Alternative Models of Modern Human Origins Chapter 6 Mitochondrial Eve and the Middle Stone Age: Genetics and Human Variation Chapter 7 The Fossil Hominin Evidence Chapter 8 The Archaeological Evidence from North Africa Chapter 9 The Archaeological Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa I Chapter 10 The Archaeological Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa II Chapter 12 Conclusions: What Does It Mean to Be a Modern Homo Sapiens? 13 References
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