Early hominid activities at Olduvai
The earliest sites at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania are among the best documented and most important for studies of human evolution
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Preface, Part I. Bed I Olduvai: A Case Study in Paleoanthropological Inference, Chapter 1. Introduction, Chapter 2. The Sites of Bed I Olduvai Gorge, Part II. Formation of the Olduvai Sites, Chapter 3. Concentrations of Bones and Artifacts, Chapter 4. Physical Agents of Concentration, Chapter 5. Behavioral Agents of Bone Accumulation, Chapter 6. Conclusions on Olduvai Taphonomy, Part III. Hominid Behavior and Paleoecology, Chapter 7. Paleocommunities and Environments of Olduvai, Chapter 8. Obtaining Resources and Accumulating Debris, Chapter 9. Resource Transport: A Prelude to Home Bases, Chapter 10. Conclusion, Bibliography, Appendix A: Site DK, Appendix B: Site FLKNN-3, Appendix C: FLKNN-2, Appendix D: Site FLK-22, Appendix E: Site F L K North-6, Index
Originally published: New York : Aldine de Gruyter, 1988