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Other-worldly beings in the pre-Christian north: tribal, chiefdom, and archaic religion and the use of cultural evolutionary theory 2022 Temenos: Nordic journal of comparative religion 58 (1): 67-89
  • Simon Nygaard
 2342-7256
Artefacts in cultural transmission: evolutionary perspective 2018 Ethno-anthropological problems journal 13 (4): 1165-82
  • Aleksandra Nikolić
 H6/KVP [ETNOANTROPOLOSKI PROBLEMI Casopis -] 0353-1589
The introduction of mapping cultures in European archaeology - time meets space 2017 Ethno-anthropological problems journal 12 (3): 801-24
  • Aleksandar Bandović
 H6/KVP [ETNOANTROPOLOSKI PROBLEMI Casopis -] 0353-1589
Wild things in the north? Hunter-gatherers and the tyranny of the colonial perspective 2013 Anthropologie (Brno) 51 (2): 213-30
  • Peter Rowley-Conwy
  • Robert Layton
 H6/HB [ANTHROPOLOGIE-] 0323-1119
Darwinian medicine and 'race': a note on education 2011 Glasnik Etnografskog Instituta 59 (2): 231-7
  • Goran Štrkalj
 H6/KVP [SRPSKA-] 2334-8259
Canonical beauty - aesthetic criteria and the origins of racism 2011 Ethno-anthropological problems journal 6 (3): 625-40
  • Vladimir V. Mihajlović
 H6/KVP [ETNOANTROPOLOSKI PROBLEMI. Casopis] 0353-1589
Intelligences: angelic, animal, human 2011 Konteksty 65 (1): 163-74, 210
  • Lorraine Daston
 H6/KVM [POLSKA-] 1230-6142
On 'modern behaviour' and the evolution of human intelligence 2005 Current anthropology 46 (1): 121-2
  • John R. F. Bower
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
Cultural diversification and decimation in the prehistoric record 2003 Current anthropology 44 (1): 33-58
  • James C. Chatters
  • William C. Prentiss
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
The origin of modern human behavior: critique of the models and their test implications 2003 Current anthropology 44 (5): 627-51
  • Christopher S. Henshilwood
  • Curtis W. Marean
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
Complex adaptive systems 2003 Annual review of anthropology 32 (): 183-204
  • J. Stephen Lansing
 0084-6570
Absence of regional affinities of Neandertal DNA with living humans does not reject multiregional evolution 2003 American journal of physical anthropology 120 (2): 209
  • Brian M. Kemp
  • Holly M. Mortensen
  • Jason A. Eshleman
  • Joseph G. Lorenz
  • Ripan S. Malhi
 H6/HB [AMERICAN-] 0002-9483
KulturCrisis! Cultural evolution going round in circles 2002 Evolutionary anthropology 11 (4): 136-41
  • Frances Hayashida
  • Kenneth Weiss
 1060-1538
Dangerous fictions and degrees of plausibility: creationism, evolutionism and anthropology 2002 Anthropology today 18 (5): 3-8
  • Roy Ellen
 HI [ANTHROPOLOGY-] 0268-540X
Leroi-Gourhan, a philosopher of technique and evolution 2002 Journal of archaeological research 10 (4): 277-306
  • Françoise Audouze
 1059-0161
Introduction: evolutionary theory and the search for a unified theory of fertility 2002 American journal of human biology 14 (2): 145-8
  • John Bock
 1042-0533
Evolutionary demography and intrahousehold time allocation: school attendance and child labor among the Okavango delta peoples of Botswana 2002 American journal of human biology 14 (2): 206-21
  • John Bock
 1042-0533
Evolutionary approach to below replacement fertility 2002 American journal of human biology 14 (2): 233-56
  • Hillard Kaplan
  • Jane B. Lancaster
  • K. G. Anderson
  • W. Troy Tucker
 1042-0533
We hold these truths to be self-evident 2001 Evolutionary anthropology 10 (6): 199-203
  • Kenneth Weiss
 1060-1538
Absence of regional affinities of Neandertal DNA with living humans does not reject multiregional evolution 2001 American journal of physical anthropology 115 (1): 95-8
  • John H. Relethford
 H6/HB [AMERICAN-] 0002-9483
In the shadow of the modern synthesis? Alternative perspectives on the last fisty years of palaeoanthropology 2001 Evolutionary anthropology 10 (1): 5-14
  • Robert Foley
 1060-1538
On misconceptions of evolutionary archaeology: confusing macroevolution and microevolution 2001 Current anthropology 42 (3): 408-9
  • Michael J. O'Brien
  • R. Lee Lyman
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
A hundred years of missing links: so many fossil hominids have been discovered since 1900 that they now constitute an embarrassment of riches 2000/1 Natural history 109 (10): 62-5
  • Ian Tattersall
 0028-0712
Biological adaptation and social behaviour 2000 Annals of human biology 27 (3): 221-37
  • E. Crognier
 0301-4460
The human motivational complex: evolutionary theory and the cause of hunter-gatherer fighting (1). Primary somatic and reproductive causes 2000 Anthropological quarterly 73 (1): 20-34
  • Azar Gat
 0003-5491
Rediscovering Darwin after a Darwinian century 2000 Evolutionary anthropology 9 (5): 187-200
  • Anne V. Buchanan
  • Kenneth M. Weiss
 1060-1538
Hominid lifestyle and diet reconsidered: paleo-environmental and comparative data 2000 Human evolution 15 (3/4): 175-86
  • M. Verhaegen
  • P. F. Puech
On evolutionary ecology and evolutionary archaeology: some common ground? 2000 Current anthropology 41 (3): 427-9
  • Hector Neff
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
On the extrapolations of evolutionary archaeology 2000 Current anthropology 41 (5): 840-1
  • Dan Larson
 H6 [CURRENT-] 0011-3204
Comparative morphology analysis of the Broken-Hill hominid (Zambia) in the light of the theory of Afro-European origin of Homo Sapiens 2000 Voprosy antropologii 90 (): 171-88
  • E. IU. Bulygina
  • E. N. KHrisanfova
 H6/KVY [VOPROSY-] 0507-2921
This view of Stephen Jay Gould: a celebration of a quarter century of Natural history columns by America's evolutionist laureate 1999 Natural history 108 (9):
  • Edwin Barber
 0028-0712
The pre-Adamite in a nutshell 1999 Natural history 108 (9): 24-7, 72-7
  • Stephen Jay Gould
 0028-0712
Greek hoplites 1999 Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (New Series) 5 (4): 627-9
  • C. R. Hallpike
 HI [JOURNAL-] 1359-0987
Maize agriculture evolution in the eastern Woodlands of North America: a Darwinian perspective 1999 Journal of archaeological method and theory 6 (2): 137-80
  • John P. Hart
Testing multiple species hypothesis on frogs 1999 Perspectives in human biology 4 (1): 51-64
  • Rachel Norris
 in monographic issue 'Is human evolution a closed chapter?'
The goals of evolutionary archaeology: history and explanation 1998 Current anthropology 39 (5): 615-52
  • Michael J. O'Brien
  • R. Lee Lyman
 H6 [CURRENT-]
Climatic cycles and behavioural revolutions: the emergence of modern humans and the beginning of farming 1997 Antiquity 71 (272): 271-87
  • Andrew Sherratt
 H6/KE [ANTIQUITY-]
The problem of species in hominid evolution 1997 Perspectives in human biology 3 (): 21-31
  • Maciej Henneberg
 1038-5762
Of birds and bees: an overview of sexual selection 1997 Chicago anthropology exchange 25 (): 38-52
  • Jared Burks
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