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Aedificio Ergo Sum (I Build, Thus I Am). Early Settlers in the Fertile Crescent,opean Upper Palaeolithic—works of art which mirrored the existential fears of our ancestors and which played an important role as a method of coping with these fears. These works of art also contributed to the emerging ability of conceptualisation and thus helped shaping the first intellectual worlds.

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Book 2016ion are?thus territorial behaviour and ranking, coping with existential fears, and conflict solution with the help of rituals. These?in turn, in a process of cultural evolution,?are shown to be the roots of?the historical and contemporary religions.

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The Making of Botanical Illustrations, Natural Selection? In: Eckart Voland/Wulf Schiefenh?vel (Eds.) The Biological Evolution of Religious Mind and Behavior. Dordrecht, Heidelberg, New York, London: Springer, pp. 51–66) or an outdated notion of evolution was used, as a teleological process, which can ultimately be traced back to Lamarck.

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,A Forest of Symbols—The Art of the European Upper Palaeolithic (40,000–12,000?ybp),Upper Paleolithic. New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 14–33.). In the Upper Palaeolithic, therefore, we see a behaviour with signalling function which was primarily aimed at communicating territorial claims. Existential fears were the causes for this behaviour: fears of losing one’s hunting grounds or safe habitat in a cave.