Trends toward encephalization and technological complexity∼ 1.8 million years ago may
signify cognitive development in the genus Homo. Using functional near-infrared …

Palaeolithic toolmaking and the evolution of cognition and language Page 1 Palaeolithic
toolmaking and the evolution of cognition and language Gabrić, Petar; Banda, Marko; …

A crucial design feature of language useful for determining when grammatical language
evolved in the human lineage is our ability to combine meaningless units to form a new unit …

We present a new road map for research on “How the Brain Got Language” that adopts an
EvoDevoSocio perspective and highlights comparative neuroprimatology–the comparative …

Abstract Since the Neurovisual Resonance Theory (NRT) was first presented as a way of
understanding the preference of fossil humans for certain geometric forms, intense …

Experimental data suggesting a co-evolutionary relationship between Palaeolithic stone
toolmaking, and cognition and language remain limited to indirect findings of …

Working within a neuroarchaeological framework, this chapter discusses the results of
multiple studies that demonstrate that linguistic instruction is not necessary to learn how to …

Language has left telltale signs of its evolution on the human body. By comparing the
anatomy and genomes of humans with other apes, anthropologists have identified key areas …

Impact of the Palaeolithic Toolmaking on the Evolution of Cognition and Language Page 1
International Journal of Computational Linguistics Research Volume 10 Number 1 March 2019 13 …

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and the evolution of cognition and language Petar Gabrić Department of Linguistics Faculty …