Annual Lecture:
Dr. David Frayer: Who Says Neandertals Are So
Different?
Date: November 12, 2009
Time: 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Location: DeGrace Hall 312
For the past two decades, Dr. David Frayer
(University of Kansas) has studied the relationship between Neandertal
and subsequent European populations. Ongoing research concerns various
projects about the Croatian Neandertal site of Krapina, the dental
anthropology of an early, preceramic Neolithic site of Merhgarh in
Pakistan, early Homo from
Eritrea, and the so-called 'hobbit" from Flores, Indonesia. He has
published widely in national and international books and journals on
topics ranging from Neandertal toothpick use to evidence for human
massacres in the German Mesolithic to evidence for language origins.
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