Titlebook: An Introduction to Human Prehistory in Arabia; The Lost World of th Jeffrey I. Rose Textbook 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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2731-6297 aeology, climate change, and Middle Eastern mythology.This textbook explores the mystery of human origins in the Arabian Peninsula, the lost Southern Crescent where humanity took its first steps toward civilization. Under Arabia’s surface of sand and stone lies a primordial realm of rolling grasslan

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An Introduction to Human Prehistory in Arabia978-3-030-95667-7Series ISSN 2731-6297 Series E-ISSN 2731-6300

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,Der Gesamtverlauf im überblick,and of lakes, rivers, and savannahs. Early human species flourished on these landscapes for over a million years. It is a place made famous in myth and legend for over four millennia, appearing in Mesopotamian, Greek, Roman, Judaic, and Islamic literature, as well as the oral traditions of South Ara

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62112-7 foundation for prehistoric studies, explaining how scholars came to realize that the Earth was once covered in massive sheets of ice and populated by plant and animal species long extinct. Since the field of prehistory relies so heavily on different scientific disciplines, we review the process and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-29319-5we must develop a framework for studying those stones. The following chapter reviews the physical properties of the raw material used to make stone tools and the array of technologies invented by early human toolmakers. I define key terms used by archaeologists to describe and classify stone tool co

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91328-0ss. We examine the long-standing schism between evolutionism and creationism, which began in the seventeenth-century with the clash between theologians like Archbishop Ussher and naturalist philosophers who sought to calculate the age of the Earth using empirical observations. Darwin’s theory of evo

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,?Wir schlucken mit dem Becken ?,ia, and parts of Africa. Far from the tidy scenario of a single, one-way migration out of Africa, the dispersal of . was an erratic, organic process that occurred between 130 and 30?ka. This period witnessed dramatic environmental oscillations across the Arabian Peninsula, fluctuating between extrem