After her death in 2006, friends of Finnis took steps to preserve her extensive photographic archive, which was eventually housed by the RHS and a biography of Finnis by Ursula Buchan, Garden People (Thames & Hudson 2007), brought details of her life and her extraordinary images to a wider ...
Over-Imitation in the Kalahari Desert and the Origins of Human Cultural Cognition Mark Nielsen1&Keyan Tomaselli2 1School of Psychology, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Qld 4072, Australia 2Culture, Communication and Media Studies Unit, University ofKwaZulu- Natal, Durban, 4000, South Africa ...
Combined share of Central/Southern/East Africa is 52%, looking only at the Sub Saharan African breakdown (n=126). These are all most likely Bantu related. A majority when compared with the West African total (40% + 6%). However nearly half of all matches I found in this survey were ...
from health status to social welfare systems [1]. The complexity of the linkages that build the health ecosystem, both public and private, has made it prone to corruption [2]. If we add public spending, which sometimes totals the largest allocations of countries...
recent strontium isotope analyses on wool textiles from the Early Bronze Age in Denmark suggest that the clothing found in a number of local elite graves was manufactured mainly with wool produced outside present-day Danish territory, the island of Bornholm excluded (Frei et al.2015; Frei et ...
Rice is clearly central to wider East Asian, Southeast Asian and South Asian civilization areas in terms of economy and landscape (Gorou 1984; Bray 1994). Indeed some scholars have pointed to a great and fundamental contrast between the civilization(s) of rice and Mediterranean bread cultures (...
Rice is clearly central to wider East Asian, Southeast Asian and South Asian civilization areas in terms of economy and landscape (Gorou1984; Bray1994). Indeed some scholars have pointed to a great and fundamental contrast between the civilization(s) of rice and Mediterranean bread cultures (e....
- a paleopathological and archaeometric approach, Heritage Science 1, no.11 (Jan 2013): 19.https://doi.org/10.1186/2050-7445-1-19Kristin N. Harper, Sascha Knauf Treponema pallidum Infection in Primates: Clinical Manifestations, Epidemiology, and Evolution of a Stealthy Pathogen, (Jun 2013):...
representation can be recognized until the Gravettian. This appears to indicate a particular idiosyncrasy of the region in the Early Upper Paleolithic, which, in comparison with other regions such as south-west France and the Swabian Jura, shows a later and less abundant production of portable ...
1. Introduction 2. History of the peoples and tribes of Iberia 2.1 Paleolithic to Early Neolithic 2.2 Late Neolithic to Bronze Age 2.3 Late Bronze Age to Iron Age 2.4 Germanic migrations 2.5 Moors & Franks 3. Genome-wide analysis 3.1 The Basque & Catalan exceptions ...