Cognitive archaeology and human evolution
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Cognitive archaeology and human evolution
Cambridge University Press, 2009
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 151-175) and index
Contents of Works
- The emergence of cognitive abilities : the contribution of neuropsychology to archaeology / Sophie A. de Beaune
- Technical invention in the Paleolithic : what if the explanation comes from the cognitive and neuropsychological sciences? CW:Innovation and creativity : a neuropsychological perspective / Andreas Kyriacou
- The archaeology of consciousness / Matt Rossano
- Prehistoric handedness and prehistoric language / Natalie T. Uomini
- How to think a simple spear / Miriam Noël Haidle
- Long-term memory and Middle Pleistocene "Mysterians" / Michael J. Walker
- The quest for a common semantics : observations on definitional criteria of cognitive processes in prehistory / Carolina Maestro and Carmine Collina
- Cognition and the emergence of language : a contribution from lithic technology / Jacques Pelegrin
- Language and the origin of symbolic thought / Ian Tattersall
- Implications of a strict standard for recognizing modern cognition in prehistory / Thomas Wynn and Frederick L. Coolidge
- Imagination and recursion : issues in the emergence of language / Eric Reuland
- Whither evolutionary cognitive archaeology? : afterword / Thomas Wynn
