Before Homo sapiens, early humans were

James Cook wrote that he believed that the Australian Aborigines were

Australian Aborigines did not practice agriculture because

Name this yellow, oval structure and name the organ system(s) it belongs to.

The oldest purposefully decorated object ever found dates to

Is it a logical inference to say that because we are made of the same stuff as the stars that died out before the birth of our Sun, that we are the descendants of a prehistoric civilization that once came from another star?

Re-read the following article and answer the questions that follow. By studying stars of different ages, we have learned that the early universe contained only the simplest chemical elements hydrogen and helium (and a trace amount of lithium). We and the Earth are made primarily of “other” elements, such as carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and iron. Where did these other elements come from? Astronomers have discovered that all of these elements were manufactured by massive stars. . . In summary, most of the material from which we and our planet are made was created inside stars that died before the birth of our Sun. We are intimately connected to the stars because we are products of stars. In the words of astronomer Carl Sagan, we are “star stuff.” (Adapted from Bennett, Donahue, Schneider, and Voit, The Cosmic Perspective, pp. 6, 8) What is the topic of this selection?

In Neolithic farming communities, the primary social unit was

Name this black structure.

Which three main physical traits came to distinguish humans from apes and other primates?