Archaeology - Research Articles

卍の古代における世界的な存在と、その起源と広がりを説明する理論（拡散対独立発明）の調査。

对腓尼基水手在哥伦布之前到达美洲的说法进行全面的历史分析，审视从古典时代到现代的证据和学术辩论。

Examining the archaeological record of Australia (Sahul) – early colonization, persistent simple technologies, late emergence of complex art – as a key case study supporting the Sapient Paradox and the late development of behavioral modernity.

Vergleich des frühen Holozäns und des Aufkommens des symbolischen Systems der Aborigines Dreamtime mit der neolithischen ‘Revolution der Symbole’ des Nahen Ostens, unter Untersuchung der australischen Felskunst, Technologie, Austauschnetzwerke, Sprachverbreitung und kognitiven Auswirkungen.

Comparación del surgimiento temprano del sistema simbólico del Tiempo del Sueño aborigen durante el Holoceno con la ‘revolución de símbolos’ del Neolítico en el Cercano Oriente, examinando el arte rupestre australiano, la tecnología, las redes de intercambio, la difusión del lenguaje y los impactos cognitivos.

Comparaison de l’émergence au début de l’Holocène du système symbolique du Temps du Rêve aborigène avec la « révolution des symboles » du Néolithique du Proche-Orient, examinant l’art rupestre australien, la technologie, les réseaux d’échange, la diffusion linguistique et les impacts cognitifs.

Comparação do surgimento do sistema simbólico do Tempo do Sonho Aborígene no início do Holoceno com a ‘revolução dos símbolos’ Neolítica do Oriente Próximo, examinando a arte rupestre australiana, tecnologia, redes de troca, difusão linguística e impactos cognitivos.

Comparison of the early Holocene emergence of the Aboriginal Dreamtime symbolic system with the Near East’s Neolithic ‘revolution of symbols,’ examining Australian rock art, technology, exchange networks, language diffusion, and cognitive impacts.

A concise overview of the Sapient Paradox – the puzzling gap between when anatomically modern humans appeared and when behaviorally modern traits (like art, complex tools, symbolism) emerged.

A comprehensive analysis of the Sapient Paradox, synthesizing archaeological findings (tools, art, burials) with paleogenetics (brain-related gene sweeps, population bottlenecks) to evaluate theories for the delayed emergence of behavioral modernity.