Author: OMOTO, Keiichi & TOBIAS, Phillip V. eds.
Title: The Origins and Past of Modern Humans: Towards Reconciliation. Kyoto 21-23 March 1996.
Description: World Scientific, 1998. Hardcover. Condition very good in dust jacket. Part of the Recent Advances in Human Biology Volume 3. Includes papers on Tracing the Origin of Modern Humans Using Nuclear Microsatellite Polymorphisms; Multiregional or Uniregional Origin of Modern Humans: What do Genetic Data Indicate?; HLA Class II Alleles and Haplotypes in East-Asian Populations with Special Reference to the Ainu; Multiregional Evolution and Modern Human Regions; On the Degree of Neanderthal - Modern Continuity in the Earliest Upper Palaeolithic Crania from the Czech Republic: Evidence from Nono-Metrical Features; The First Anatomically Advanced Humans from South Africa and the Levant; Early Pleistocene Evidence for Hominid Activity in Northern China; Human Dispersals and Colonizations in Prehistory - the Southeast Asian Data and Their Implications; Modelling the Spread of Early Farming and of the Early Upper Paleolithic in Europe; Dene-Caucasian: A New Linguistic Family etc. Scarce. 267pp. ISBN 9810232039.

Keywords: anthropology morphology biology evolution evolutionary theory hominid modern human origin origins linguistics language