Current anthropology: A world journal of the sciences of man

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  Año 2009, Número 2

  • Articles

    • A celebration of Clifford Jolly's contribution to biological anthropology

      Jane E. Phillips-Conroy, Jeffrey Rogers

      págs. 183-186

      

    • Fifty years of looking at human evolution: backward, forward, and sideways

      Clifford J. Jolly

      págs. 187-199

      

    • Elucidating population histories using genomic DNA sequences

      Linda Vigilant

      págs. 201-212

      

    • Seeing the forest through the seeds. Mechanisms of primate behavioral diversity from individuals to pupulations and beyond

      Karen B. Strier

      págs. 213-228

      

    • The strength of great apes and speed of humans

      Alan Walker

      págs. 229-234

      

    • Having a Jolly good time- together! Evolution by cooperative interaction

      Kenneth M. Weiss

      págs. 235-245

      

  • Discussions

    • Is our brain too big to think effectively?

      Konrad R. Fialkowski

      págs. 247-249

      

    • On Michael Brown. "Cultural relativism 2.0"

      E.N. Anderson

      pág. 251

      

    • Reaction to "cereal cultivation at Swifterbant? Neolithic wetland farming on the North European Plain"

      Welmoed A. Out

      págs. 253-254

      

  • Report

    • Prehispanic warfare during the Early Horizon and Late Intermediate Period in the Huaura Valley, Perú

      Margaret Brown Vega

      págs. 255-266