Spooner

Dexter Pete - 2009

Overview

This book presents the first comprehensive analysis of evidence concerning Asia's earliest inhabitants, predating modern humans by over 100,000 years. While often overlooked in favor of Africa and Europe, Asia's role in human origins is now recognized as crucial. A complete understanding of global human evolution necessitates a detailed examination of this vast continent. The study synthesizes archaeological findings, fossil hominin records, and environmental data from across Asia to construct a framework for understanding its ancient societies.

Who it's for

• Researchers and students of paleoanthropology and archaeology.
• Individuals interested in the deep history of human migration and evolution.
• Readers seeking a detailed account of early Asian hominins.

Key features

• Hardcover edition.
• Published in 2009.
• 469 pages.
• ISBN: 9780446540728.
• Publisher: Hachette Book Group.