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1. Human Evolution and Culture Change in the Indian Subcontinent
Michael D. Petraglia and Bridget Allchin
Part I. Setting Foundations
2. Afro-Eurasian Mammalian Fauna and Early Hominin Dispersals
Alan Turner and Hannah J. O'Regan

자료제공 :
1. Human Evolution and Culture Change in the Indian Subcontinent
Michael D. Petraglia and Bridget Allchin
Part I. Setting Foundations
2. Afro-Eurasian Mammalian Fauna and Early Hominin Dispersals
Alan Turner and Hannah J. O'Regan
3. 'Resource-Rich, Stone Poor': Early Hominin Land Use in Large River Systems of Northern India and Pakistan
Robin Dennell
4. Toward Developing a Basin Model for Paleolithic Settlement of the Indian Subcontinent:
Geodynamics, Monsoon Dynamics, Habitat Diversity and Dispersal Routes.
Ravi Korisettar
5. The Acheulean of Peninsular India with Special Reference to the Hunsgi and Baichbal Valleys of the Lower Deccan
K. Paddayya
6. Changing Trends in the Study of a Paleolithic Site in India: A Century of Research at Attirampakkam
Shanti Pappu
7. Was Homo heidelbergensis in South Asia? A test using the Narmada fossil from Central India
Sheela Athreya
Part II. The Modern Scene
8. The Toba Supervolcanic Eruption: Tephra-Fall Deposits in India and Paleoanthropological Implications
Sacha C. Jones
9. The Emergence of Modern Human Behavior in South Asia: A Review of the Current Evidence and Discussion of its Possible Implications
Hannah V.A. James
10. Genetic evidence on modern human dispersals in South Asia: Y Chromosome and Mitochondrial DNA perspectives: The World through the eyes of two haploid genome.
Phillip Endicott, Mait Metspalu and Toomas Kivisild
11. Crania diversity in South Asia relative to modern human dispersals and global patterns of human variation
Jay T. Stock, Marta Mirazon Lahr and Samanti Kulatilake
Part III. New Worlds in the Holocene
12. Interpreting Biological Diversity in South Asian Prehistory: Early Holocene Population Affinities and Subsistence Adaptations
John R. Lukacs
13. Population Movements in the Indian Subcontinent during the Protohistoric Period: Physical Anthropological Assessment
S.R. Walimbe
14. Foragers and Forager-Traders in South Asian Worlds: Some Thoughts from the Last 10,000 Years
Kathleen D. Morrison
15. Anthropological, Historical, Archaeological and Genetic Perspectives on the Origins of Caste in South Asia
Nicole L. Boivin
16. Language Families and Quantitative Methods in South Asia and Elsewhere
April McMahon and Robert McMahon
17. Duality in Bos indicus mtDNA Diversity: Support for Geographical Complexity in Zebu Domestication
David A. Magee, Hideyuki Mannen, Daniel G. Bradley
18. Non-Human Genetics, Agricultural Origins and Historical Linguistics in South Asia
Dorian Q. Fuller
Part IV. Concluding Remarks
19. Thoughts on The Evolution and History of Human Populations in South Asia
Gregory L. Possehl

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The Evolution and History of Human Populations in South Asia : Inter-disciplinary Studies in Archaeo Paperback

South Asia is home to a diverse range of prehistoric and contemporary cultures that include foragers, pastoralists, and farmers. In this book, archaeologists, biological anthropologists, geneticists and linguists are brought together in order to provide a comprehensive account of the history and evolution of human populations residing in the subcontinent. A wide range of topics and issues are addressed in this book, including hominin adaptations, behaviours, and dispersals; the origin and spread of food producing economies; and the cultural, biological and genetic relationship of foragers and settled communities. New theories, methodologies and interpretations presented in this book are bound to have a profound effect on the way in which the cultural record of South Asia is perceived and how this evolutionary history relates to events in the wider world.