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Tool making techniques

Tool making techniques. Homo habilis. Percussion flaking Oldowan Tools. Homo erectus. Acheulean Tools Hand ax, cleaver, picks, knives Anvil & bipolar percussion. Archaic Homo sapiens. Levalloisian technique Many flakes from the core Hafting. Archaic Homo sapiens. Mousterian tradition

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Tool making techniques

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  1. Tool making techniques

  2. Homo habilis • Percussion flaking • Oldowan Tools

  3. Homo erectus • Acheulean Tools • Hand ax, cleaver, picks, knives • Anvil & bipolar percussion

  4. Archaic Homo sapiens • Levalloisian technique • Many flakes from the core • Hafting

  5. Archaic Homo sapiens • Mousterian tradition • Lighter & smaller • Variety

  6. Homo sapiens • Pressure flaking

  7. If early hominids are our past… What does the future hold?

  8. Out of Africa Homo erectus evolved in Africa into Homo Sapiens. Then, these earliest Homo sapiens spread “out of Africa” to all parts of the world. Other species found DID NOT play a role in the evolution of humans.

  9. Multiregional Homo erectus left Africa and evolved separately into Homo sapiens. All species remained similar enough to mate but they did develop differences. (Skin color/eye shape.) One group in Europe evolved but did not survive (Neanderthal.)

  10. The Future of Evolution

  11. Major trends in hominid evolution • Tools are becoming lighter and smaller

  12. Major trends in hominid evolution • Tools are more specialized

  13. Major trends in human evolution • Decrease in size of face and teeth • Larger brains • Reduction of body size and robustness • ? Obesity rates are rising!

  14. Current Evolution • One species of humans • Stable brain size • Increased intelligence • Developed institutions

  15. Current Examples (?) • Wisdom teeth • Stature (People are getting taller) • Feet are getting larger • Eyesight less important • Glasses/contacts/surgery • ???????

  16. What will humans look like in the future? • I think…. • Larger brain size • More similar to each other • Darker skin due to ultraviolet rays • Smaller jaws (Meals in a pill) • Smaller build (less need for strength) • Air-cars

  17. Our future • What do you think we will look like in 1 million years? What do you think the world will look like? • Draw a picture of humans, their vehicles, their environment, their food, their clothes, etc. • DUE: Tomorrow • 15 POINTS

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