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A riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma: what can Central African Sangoan and Lupemban technologies tell us about the origins of rainforest foraging? (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Nicholas Taylor.

Despite almost 100 years of scientific research, the archaeological record of Central Africa remains stubbornly peripheral to ongoing debates centering on the origins of rainforest hunting and gathering. Currently available chronological, palaeobiogeographical and technological data converges to indicate that the initial settlement of the central African rainforest belt may have been first undertaken c.300 ka BP by archaic Homo sapiens. The appearance of new tools suitable for hafting as stone...