CITED WORK: Table of Middle Pleistocene African Hominins
Key publications on the morphology, stratigraphy, chronology and/or associated archaeology of Middle Pleistocene African hominins cited in the Table: ‘Middle Pleistocene sub-Saharan African hominin fossils’
- Archer W & Braun DR (2010) Variability in bifacial technology at Elandsfontein, Western cape, South Africa: a geometric morphometric approach. JAS 37: 201-209.
- Asfaw B (1983) A new hominid parietal from Bodo, Middle Awash Valley, Ethiopia. AJPA 61: 367-371.
- Berger LR & Parkington JE (1995) A new Pleistocene hominid-bearing locality at Hoedjiespunt, South Africa. Am. J. Phys. Anth. 98: 601-609.
- Bonis L et al. (1984) Découverte d’un Hominidé fossile dans le Pléistocène de la République de Djibouti. Comptes Rendus l’Academie Sci., Paris, D 299: 1097-1100.
- Bonis L et al. (1988) Vertébrés du Pléistocène de Djibouti. Bull. Soc. Geol. France 4: 323-334.
- Bräuer G & Leakey RE (1986) The ES-11693 cranium from Eliye Springs, west Turkana, Kenya. JHE 15: 289-312.
- Bräuer G et al. (1992) A first report on the ER-3884 cranial remains from Ileret/east Turkana, Kenya. In: G Bräuer & FH Smith (Eds) Continuity or replacement: Controversies in Homo sapiens evolution, pp. 111-119. Rotterdam: AA Balkema.
- Bräuer G et al. (1997) Modern human origins backdated. Nature 386: 337-338.
- Bräuer G et al. (2003) Pathological alterations in the archaic Homo sapiens cranium from Eliye Springs, west Turkana, Kenya. AJPA 120: 200-204.
- Chavaillon J et al. (1987) Découverte des restes humains fossiles associés à un outillage acheuléen final à Melka-Konturé (Ethiopie). Comptes Rendus, l’Acad. Sci., S II 10: 539-542.
- Clark JD et al. (1994) African Homo erectus: Old radiometric ages and young Oldowan assemblages in the Middle Awash Valley, Ethiopia. Science 264: 1907-1910.
- Clarke RJ (1976) New cranium of Homo erectus from Lake Ndutu, Tanzania. Nature 262: 485-487.
- Clarke RJ (1985) A new reconstruction of the Florisbad cranium, with notes on the site. In: E Delson (ed) Ancestors: The hard evidence, pp. 301-305. New York: Alan R Liss.
- Clarke RJ (1990) The Ndutu cranium and the origin of Homo sapiens. JHE 19: 699-736.
- Conroy GC et al. (2000) Endocranial capacity of the Bodo cranium determined from three-dimensional computed tomography. AJPA 113: 111-118.
- Day MH et al. (1980) A new hominid fossil skull (L.H.18) from the Ngaloba Beds, Laetoli, northern Tanzania. Nature 284: 55-56.
- Debénath A (2000) Le peuplement préhistorique du Maroc: Données récentes et problèmes. L’Anthropologie 104: 131-145.
- Deino AL & McBrearty S (2002) 40Ar/39Ar dating of the Kapthurin Formation, Baringo, Kenya. JHE 42: 185-210.
- Dominguez-Rodrigo et al. (2008) A new archaic Homo sapiens fossil from Lake Eyasi, Tanzania. JHE 54: 899-903.
- Grine et al. (1995) Fossil Homo femur from Berg Aukas, northern Namibia. AJPA 97: 151-185.
- Grün R et al. (1996) Direct dating of the Florisbad hominid. Nature 382: 500-501.
- Hrdlicka A (1926) The Rhodesian Man. AJPA 9: 173-204
- Klein RG et al. (2007) The mammalian fauna associated with an archaic hominin skullcap and later Acheulean artifacts at Elandsfontein, western Cape Province, South Africa. JHE 52: 164-186.
- Kuman K et al. (1999) Palaeoenvironments and cultural sequence of the Florisbad Middle Stone Age hominid site, South Africa. JAS 26: 1409-1425.
- Latham AG & Herries AIR (2004) The formation and sedimentary infilling of the Cave of Hearths and Historic Cave Complex, Makapansgat, South Africa. Geoarcheology 19: 323-342.
- Leakey MD & Hay RL 1982. The chronological position of the fossil hominids of Tanzania. In: MA de Lumley (ed) L’Homo erectus et la place de l’homme de Tautavel parmi les hominidés fossiles, pp. 753-765. Nice: 1er Congrès International de Paléontologie Humaine.
- Maddux SD & Franciscus RG (2009) Allometric scaling of infraorbital surface topography in Homo. JHE 56: 161–174.
- Magori CC & Day MH (1983) Laetoli Hominid 18: an early Homo sapiens skull. JHE 12: 747-753.
- Mehlman MJ (1987) Provenience, age and associations of archaic Homo sapiens crania from Lake Eyasi, Tanzania. JAS 14: 133-162.
- Pearson OM & Grine FE (1997) Re-analysis of the hominid radii from Cave of Hearths and Klasies River Mouth, South Africa. JHE 32: 577-592.
- Potts RB et al. (1988) Taphonomy, paleoecology, and hominids at Lainyamok, Kenya. JHE 17: 597-614.
- Rightmire GP (1978) Florisbad and human population succession in Southern Africa. AJPA 48: 475-486.
- Rightmire GP (1983) The Lake Ndutu cranium and early Homo sapiens in Africa. AJPA 61: 245-254.
- Rightmire GP (1988) Homo erectus and later middle Pleistocene humans. ARA 17: 239-259.
- Rightmire GP (1996) The human cranium from Bodo, Ethiopia: Evidence for speciation in the Middle Pleistocene? JHE 31: 21-39.
- Rightmire GP (2009) Middle and later Pleistocene hominins in Africa and Southwest Asia. PNAS 106: 16046-16050
- Shipman P et al. (1983) Lainyamok, a new middle Pleistocene hominid site. Nature 306: 365-368
- Singer R (1954) The Saldanha skull from Hopefield, South Africa. AJPA 12: 345-362.
- Stringer CB (1986) An archaic character in the Broken Hill innominate E.719. AJPA 71: 115-120.
- Stynder DD et al. (2001) Human mandibular incisors from the late Middle Pleistocene locality of Hoedjiespunt 1, South Africa. JHE 41: 369-383.
- Trinkaus E (2004) Eyasi 1 and the suprainiac fossa. AJPA 124: 28-32.
- Trinkaus E (2009) The human tibia from Broken Hill, Kabwe, Zambia. PaleoAnth 2009: 145-165.
- Trinkaus E (2012) The human humerus from the Broken Hill Mine, Kabwe, Zambia. AJPA 149: 312-317.
- Trinkaus E et al. (1999) The anomalous archaic Homo femur from Berg Aukas, Namigia: A biomechanical assessment. AJPA 110: 379-391.
- Tryon CA & McBrearty S (2002) Tephrostratigraphy and the Acheulian to Middle Stone Age transition in the Kapthurin Formation, Kenya. JHE 42: 211-235.
- Wells LH (1955) The place of the Broken Hill skull among human types. Proceedings of the 3rd PanAfrican Congress, pp 172-174.
- White TD (1986) Cut marks on the Bodo cranium: A case of prehistoric defleshing. AJPA 69: 5033-509.