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Archaeology

the emergence of anatomically and behaviorally modern humans, framed as a single major transition.

In archaeology, human revolution refers to the emergence of anatomically and behaviorally modern humans, framed as a single major transition. This meaning comes from Mellars (1989) in The Human revolution.[1]

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References

Mellars, P., & Stringer, C. (1989). The Human revolution. Edinburgh University Press. ISBN 9780852246467

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