Behavioral modernity | Origin of modern humans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Behavioral modernity | Origin of modern humans part 2
This lecture is part of a series on human evolution, click here to view the entire playlist: • Human evolution
To learn more about Professor Laura go to www.lauracmatthews.com
Resources
Smithsonian: Human Evolution: humanorigins.si.edu/
McBrearty & Brooks 2000: www.sciencedirect.com/science... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
There isn't really enough evidence to be certain about this, but I'm fascinated by the possibility that the Mt. Toba eruption, and the ensuing population bottleneck, may have accelerated our development. It seems like a lot of what we consider modern behavior began to take shape after that event.
This video is criminally underrated…
It's criminal this channel got traction. Never even monetized. And she put some time and money into this.
What do you think caused humans to develop exponentially at a certain point ? It seems like for a while it was linear, then around a certain time development become exponential ?
It took a _lomg_ time. And it didn't actually happen in a linear fashion. Three have been several collases of civilization. And there's a long time between the beginning and say the beginning of agriculture. So for 40,000 years or so there's no real change just slow progress then suddenly farming. But even there it took millennia for farming to displace hunting/gathering