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9.7 MYA Teeth from the Miocene Force Archaeologists to Rewrite Human History! Or not.

October 25, 2017 Carl Feagans 1

In the last week, the interwebs have been all abuzz for me about the 9.7 million year old teeth that were recovered in Eppelsheim, Germany. […]

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The Incredible Human Journey!

May 16, 2009 Carl Feagans 0

My friend Jeff Rose is interviewed on a recent BBC2 program. Jeff’s a lithicist who works in Oman on early human sites and his presence […]

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Forbidden Archaeology? Some So-Called Out of Place Artifacts

January 16, 2007 Carl Feagans 2

I visit various internet sites each week that range from the scientific to the down right kooky. I must confess that “Kooky” fascinates me. But […]

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Paleoanthropology: Multiregional versus Replacement

November 2, 2006 Carl Feagans 3

The multiregional evolution hypothesis asserts that modern humans are the present manifestation of older species of hominids including Homo neanderthalensis and H. erectus. The replacement […]

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Homo floresiensis Update: Not a Hobbit?

August 25, 2006 admin 1

"LB1 is not a normal member of a new species, but an abnormal member of our own," or so concludes Dr. Robert B. Eckhardt, professor […]

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Howler Monkeys Part 4: References and Cited Works

August 20, 2006 Carl Feagans 1

I hope if you read this far in this four part series, that you enjoyed reading about one of the most enigmatic New World monkeys. […]

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Howler Monkeys Part 2: Dietary Needs and Habits

August 20, 2006 Carl Feagans 1

Howler Photo by princessangel Milton’s Study on and Island in the Panama Canal Milton studied two groups of mantled howlers on Barro Colorado Island in […]

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Howler Monkeys Part 3: Vocalizations

August 20, 2006 Carl Feagans 0

Howler Photo by JeanKearn Perhaps the most familiar characteristic of the howler monkey are their vocalizations for which they are named. Howlers, both male and […]

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Howler Monkeys Part 1: General Characteristics

August 20, 2006 Carl Feagans 1

 Afarensis has been doing his weekly “Know Your Primate” series, so I hope he won’t mind if I toss in my bit on the howler […]

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Gorillas Get Sodium From Tree Bark

July 14, 2006 Carl Feagans 0

I remember my Primate Evolution class and the mention that Gorillas chew bark and spit it out. The hypothesis, according to my professor, was (if […]

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