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RECORDED ON OCTOBER 7th, 2019.
Dr. Christopher Stringer is a British physical anthropologist noted for his work on human evolution. He is a Research Leader in Human Origins at the Natural History Museum. His early research was on the relationship of Neanderthals and early modern humans in Europe, but through his work on the Recent African Origin model for modern human origins, he now collaborates with archaeologists, dating specialists, and geneticists in attempting to reconstruct the evolution of modern humans globally. He has excavated at sites in Britain and abroad, and he directed the Ancient Human Occupation of Britain project from 2001 until it finished in 2013. Now he’s co-director of the follow-up Pathways to Ancient Britain project, as part of their funding from the Calleva Foundation, which has also contributed to the foundation of their new Centre for Human Evolution Research. As well as many scientific papers, he’s also written a number of books, most recently, Britain: one million years of the human story (2014, with Rob Dinnis) and Our Human Story (2018, with Louise Humphrey).
In this episode, we go through some topics about our evolutionary history. We discuss what is the best account of our origins as H. sapiens; how hard it is to distinguish between different hominin species; Out of Africa migrations, particularly by H. erectus, and how we got from H. erectus to H. sapiens and Neanderthals. We also talk about the limitations of modern dating techniques, and what we can learn from them and from genetic analysis. We address the questions of how old are modern humans, and what would have been our most important selective pressures. We then get into the issue with the term “race”, and distinguishing it from “population”. Finally, we talk a bit about how we are still evolving, and some of the major known unknowns of human evolution.
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01:09 The origins of H. sapiens
04:41 Distinguishing between different hominin species
10:24 Out of Africa migrations, and H. erectus
13:29 From H. erectus to H. sapiens and Neanderthals
19:50 Dating techniques and their limitations
23:11 Genetic approaches
26:22 The oldest modern humans
32:00 The main selective pressures during our evolution
33:36 Population vs. Race
37:02 Population differences, and cultural selection
39:31 Are we still evolving?
47:16 The known unknowns of human evolution
53:54 Follow Dr. Stringer’s work!
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Комментарии : 27   
@penduloustesticularis1202
@penduloustesticularis1202 2 года назад
Superb discussion. Stringer is my go to guy for evolutionary anthropology from now on.
@big1dog23
@big1dog23 3 года назад
Always a pleasure to hear from Dr. Stringer. Even the out of Africa mixing was with sp. who originated in Africa., right?
@HelioB
@HelioB 3 года назад
Now I understand why lots of people consider Portuguese from Portugal sounding like Russian. :)
@rondonalves2897
@rondonalves2897 3 года назад
take a look in the channel langfocus, Paul explains the reasons that make both languages so alike. Even for me who speaks Brazilian portuguese it was easy to learn russian in terms of pronunciation.
@corinnehill8565
@corinnehill8565 3 года назад
Have you studied the difference between human jaws or chins with or without the cliff chin... With a definite cliff or dent... Thank you... luvs aunti
@ericdondero3217
@ericdondero3217 4 года назад
Excellent show. Thank you so much. Amazing Chris Stringer is swinging back to Multiregional away from Eve Out of Africa. That says a lot about him. He's willing to admit when he's wrong. Too bad he blocked me on Twitter. -- Eric, Editor, Subspecieist.com
@j.adickey2002
@j.adickey2002 3 года назад
i think he's inside the long debate between lumpers & splitters, that has surfaced once again after the Dmanisi fossils are understood to have a connectivity of community, and thusly are not extremely isolated individuals with no connection to the other finds. John Hawks talks of a meandering river on a long flat plane, that threads away from and back to itself again, and others have brought up the evolutionary branching "bush" rather than the more linear tree. The "ghost" lineages inside standing populations suggest hybridization. Several populations meeting and mating. Waves of dispersal, yes. Years ago, Louis Leakey visited Calico, California, and after he saw examples of a technology he was most familiar with, from his finds at Olduvai... he suggested that Homo Erectus may have have had a "factory" location there, where they had knapped flints in a time-frame decidedly prior to the Clovis dates. The Americas could have been populated anywhere from a quarter to a half million years ago, briefly. www.vvdailypress.com/news/20190427/blm-closes-early-man-site
@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885
@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 3 года назад
the "extra tall" gene in West Africa is from Archaic Homos - look it up. So yes - Stringer points out that the Khoe-San shared their female line of mitochondria dna for modern humans but the rest is from the 200K old central-eastern African genetics - and then up to 4% of Denisovans or Neanderthals outside of Africa... (who themselves previously mixed with Archaic Homos)....
@edelgyn2699
@edelgyn2699 2 года назад
He's adapted his theory, not retracted it.
@bartholomeustein8884
@bartholomeustein8884 4 года назад
O sotaque: italianos a franceses dizem palavras em inglês enquanto falam suas línguas nativas, por que um português não poderia fazer o mesmo?
@Wacoal34d
@Wacoal34d 2 года назад
Ricardo Lopes, pity that your accent is so thick, important for podcasting to have a clear english pronunciation. Mr Stringer's voice is crystal clear fortunately.
@beaulah_califa9867
@beaulah_califa9867 3 года назад
Not interested in an interview by a RU-vidr of a leader in his field. Why? I want to go listen to interviews conducted by experts who can meet their interviewee at their level.
@TheDissenterRL
@TheDissenterRL 3 года назад
Congrats.
@ericdondero3217
@ericdondero3217 4 года назад
How is it you have a Spanish name but a Russian accent?
@luizfernandospinellipinto60
@luizfernandospinellipinto60 4 года назад
Ricardo Lopes is Portuguese
@MrTimetravler
@MrTimetravler 4 года назад
I thought that Ricardo lopes was making up that accent it's to funny and sounds to Fake!
@kwakaman555
@kwakaman555 3 года назад
Very real, Portuguese. He speaks v well imo
@thegreatdebunker8818
@thegreatdebunker8818 4 года назад
borat is back
@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885
@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 3 года назад
we can measure the pelvis
@Wacoal34d
@Wacoal34d 2 года назад
Ricardo Lopes, pity that your accent is so thick, important for podcasting to have a clear english pronunciation. Mr Stringer's voice is crystal clear fortunately.
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