Pamela Willoughby provides a wide-ranging synthesis of current
knowledge about the evolution of fully modern humans in Africa
during the Middle Palaeolithic / Middle Stone Age. According to
most scholars, our modern ancestors first emerged in Africa and
then spread throughout the habitable world. Willoughby brings
evidence from mitochondrial DNA, ancient fossils, and
archaeological remains (including her own research in Tanzania) to
bear on questions regarding the place of human species in nature,
the specific origins of Homo Sapiens, and the dispersal of these
modern humans throughout Africa and around the globe. She confronts
straightforwardly the problems of dating the earliest modern
humans, and she discusses the various alternative models of modern
human origins, which will be debated for years to come. The
Evolution of Modern Humans in Africa is a compelling,
thought-provoking book for both students and scholars.
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