ARCH 131 Study Guide - Final Guide: Orce, Bouri Formation, Negroid

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Archaeology
• Course: ARCH 131
• Professor: Dennis Sandgathe

Document Summary

Finds stone tools, maybe skull fragments cranium, tools. 100 bone fragments, tools mandible mandible cranium cranium cranium. 1-2 week-old infant mandible pigmentation gene pigmentation gene. Other not sure if fragments are human erectus-like; 1185cc; tools older than bones layer 6; also tools from before 1mya; paleomagnetism; h. erectus/heidelbergensis similar to hominins in dmanisi; oldest well dated hominins from europe defined heidebergensis; massive jaw. 1100-1150cc, two separate arches instead of one supraorbita tarus. classic clinched neandetals as a new species; classic 70kya; family early/finer-featured most intentional burials; 2 diff types of neanderthal; 60-45kya from kebara, 120-130kya frm tabun intentional burials, 45-60kya, flowers? not intentional burial, 80kya, evidence of fire unlikly intentional burial, 70-100kya dated to 230kya, taurodontism. 48-30kya, differs by 385 base pairs and suggests split time of 1mya. 1300-1400cc, neanderthal-like, long low vault, flatter face, more vertical forehead, modern chin.