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Sioux Falls Scientists endorse Rise of Humans: Great Scientific Debates The Rise of Humans: Rise of Humans: Great Scientific Debates (2011) - 24 lectures, 12 hours Trying to understand our human origins has always been a fundamental part of who we are. One of the core things we want to know is how we came to be. Thousands of years ago, human civilizations developed elaborate stories to explain the origins of humans. But today, with the help of dramatic archaeological discoveries and groundbreaking advancements in technology and scientific understanding, we are closer than ever before to learning the true story. In recent decades, paleoanthropology has exploded, bringing us closer than ever before to making sense of this controversial subject and providing us with a richer understanding of our origins. It's also sparked continued debate among the greatest minds in the field and prompted anthropologists to revise, update, and even, in some cases, overturn ideas and theories about key issues in human evolution.
Complete your understanding of the most up-to-date science behind our origins with The Rise of Humans: Great Scientific Debates. Delivered by expert paleoanthropologist and professor John Hawks of the University of Wisconsin - Madison, these 24 lectures bring you to the forefront of scientific arguments and questions that will become more important in the coming years. Surveying both the questions that continue to rile the world's greatest minds in anthropology and the cutting-edge science responsible for them, this course is an expert guide to the wide-ranging debates over the most essential questions we can ask. Meticulously crafted and packed with insights, this rewarding and sometimes even provocative course is a fascinating investigation of the branches, trunk, and roots of the greatest family tree there is. Professor John Hawks is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and one of the first paleoanthroplogists to combine fossil and genetic information to test hypotheses about human prehistory. His groundbreaking work on Neanderthals was featured in the National Geographic Channel documentary Neanderthal Code. Professor Hawks also writes one of the most popular science blogs on the latest developments in paleoanthropology. 24 Lectures - 30 minutes each
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