When Did Paleoanthropology Begin?
The Modern Field of Paleoanthropology Began in the 19Th Century with the Discovery of "Neanderthal Man" (The Eponymous Skeleton Was Found in 1856, but There...
The modern field of paleoanthropology began in the 19th century with the discovery of "Neanderthal man" (the eponymous skeleton was found in 1856, but there had been finds elsewhere since 1830), and with evidence of so-called cave men.
What is the origin of paleoanthropology?
Etymology. The word paleoanthropology is an academic creation that combines the Ancient Greek paleo, which refers to prehistoric time periods, with "anthropology," itself a combination of Greek words which mean "study of man."
Who founded the study of paleoanthropology in Africa?
More than anyone, Louis Leakey established Paleoanthropology as a highprofile endeavor. By the time he died 30 years ago this month, his name had become synonymous with the search for human origins.
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