Read-Martin and Read (CA 16: 359-68) have recently demon-strated that the Makapan
assemblage is dissimilar to those produced by Mesolithic European hunters. They conclude …

Attempts have been made to deduce the social life of early hominids by means of the
comparative study of non-human primates. But since social systems are strongly influenced …

The effects of hyena scavenging on the remains of 75 animals in the Awash National Park,
Ethiopia, were examined to provide a modern analogy to the fossil assemblage from …

A recent review of some of the arguments and data thus far mustered to answer the question
of whether Plio-Pleistocene hominids were hunters or scavengers (Binford 1985) in-dicates …

Whether the earliest stone tool-using hominids were primarily hunters or scavengers is a
hotly debated issue. Shipman's article," Scavenging or Hunting in Early Hominids …

Abstract Analysis of! Kung San utilization of small mammals—springhare and porcupine and
two antelope species, steenbok and common duiker—serves to focus paleoan-thropological …

Man the Hunter has for a very long time been a persistent and, it has to be admitted,
attractive theme in paleoan~ thropologists'. scenarios of human origins. Coupled with the …

The ancestors of mail might have possessed hunting techniques and cooperative division of
labor even before the acquisition of erect posture. These social advances might have …

bushpig that they had not killed or seen killed, they treated it with fear and apprehension [3].
In the observed episodes at Mahale, adult male chimpanzees took an active interest in …

Notes and records Page 1 Notes and records Humans displacing lions and stealing their food in
Bénoué National Park, North Cameroon Marjolein Schoe1, Hans H. de Iongh1* and Barbara M …