Why are cultural remains so important in interpreting human evolution?
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Why are cultural remains so important in interpreting human evolution?
Human Evolution:
Humans and the other great apes all evolved from a common ancestral species, however, our evolutionary path was much different from that of our forest-dwelling cousins. Humans evolved to develop language, which greatly improved our ability to communicate and share acquired information.
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View this answerCultural remains include a wide range of objects including tools, pottery, art, instruments, dwellings, and many more items. By examining the types of...
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Chapter 15 / Lesson 7Learn about the human evolution timeline and the stages of human evolution. Also discover what humans evolved from, how they evolved, and where they first appeared.