MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «RHODESOID»
Rhodesoid
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «RHODESOID»
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1
Methodology and African Prehistory
This would seem to suggest that these rhodesoid forms that were related to
Homo sapiens replaced Homo erectus in the subtropical regions of sub-Saharan
Africa more than 100 000 years ago. Another vestige of this hominid is to be seen
in ...
2
Anthropological Journal of Canada
... by a few other peoples. These ancient tools can be attributed to the Upper
Pleistocene of 40,000 to 60,000 years ago. That was also the time of Neanderthal
Man in the north, who shared some physical features with the Rhodesoid of
Africa.
Anthropological Association of Canada, Guild of American Prehistorians, 1980
3
The Eastern Anthropologist
... or Middle Stone Age osteological materials to account for certain cranioiogical
peculiarities ? One could reasonably expect to have seen comparisons in such a
monograph with the Rhodesoid, giganto-paedomorph, pygmaeo- paedomorph, ...
The pre-existing associated more distinct early races were respectively,
Neanderthal, Negritoid, Rhodesoid (?), Australoid, and proto-Mongoloid (Map 1).
Some of these still survive as remnants. The divisions generated during the
Middle ...
5
Anthropology on the march: recent studies of Indian beliefs, ...
1 In other words, both Wells and Clark grant the process of hybridisation of the
Rhodesoid in South Africa as a possibility there. Wells talks of survivals of the
acromegaloid Rhodesian by hybridisation, whereas Clark explains the spectrum
of ...
L. K. Bala Ratnam, L. Krishna Anantha Krishna Iyer (Diwan Bahadur), 1963
South of the Sahara, however, a similar type of man which has been called by
J.D. Clark (1970) the Rhodesoid race was widely spread and is considered likely
to have been the user of the stone tool kit called Sangoan and perhaps also was
...
7
The Human Evolution: Source Book
... the question arises as to whether a spectrum of "early archaic Homo sapiens"
similar to the Rhodesoid morphology can be considered as ancestral to the more
modem "late archaic Homo sapiens" and, to the fully anatomically modern Homo
...
Russell L. Ciochon, John Guthrie Fleagle, 1993
8
L'Homo erectus et la place de l'homme de Tautavel parmi les ...
The Florisbad skull seems to represent an advanced form of the Rhodesoid type,
and although its relationship to the stratigraphy of the site is far from clear, there
is little doubt that it belongs with a Middle Stone Age industry and an Upper ...
9
The structure of personality in its environment
The pre-existing associated more distinct early races were respectively,
Neanderthal, Negritoid, Rhodesoid (?), Australoid, and proto - Mongoloid (Map 1)
. Some of these still survive as remnants. The divisions generated during the
Middle ...
Raymond Bernard Cattell, 1979
10
The History of Africa in Maps
Casablanca J>q UPPER PLEISTOCENE o Remains of Neanderthal * Remains of
Homo Sapien MIDDLE & EARLY UPPER PLEISTOCENE a Remains of Homo
Erectus □ Remains of Rhodesoid Man • Remains of Homo Sapien LOWER ...
