Week 1 Flashcards
English naturalist whose theory of EVOLUTION was stated in his book -The Origin of Species.
Charles Darwin
“Darwin’s Bulldog”
Henry Huxley
One of the best preserved examples of Australopithecus aferansis - the first upright walkers (not homo erectus)
Lucy (names after Beatles song)
First species to use tools and fire and had twice the brain size as Australopithecus aferansis.
Homo erectus
The wise wise man
Homo sapiens sapiens
The study of the abnormalities which can be demonstrated in the human and animal remains of ancient times.
Paleopathology
The holistic and integrative study of people. Includes the study of human biology, human physical evolution, human cultural evolution and human adaptaion.
Anthropology
A branch of anthropology (cultural anthropology) focusing on human cultural evolution through the study of the material remains on past societies.
Archaeology
The subfield of physical anthropology that deals with groups of the past by specializing in the analysis of human fossil remains.
Paleoanthropologist
No bodies or organs earlier than ______ have been discovered. So, no inference of disease based on soft tissue.
4000 B.C.
Earliest known surgical procedure (8000 B.C.). Used to drive demon/alien spirits from the body.
Trepanning - hole in skull
Used to hold the lungs, liver, stomach and intestines of the deceased (Egyptian)
Canopic Jars
The FOUR guardians of the internal organs (Egyptian - Canopic Jars)
The four sons of Horus
Despite continual exposure to internal organs by embalmers, information on anatomy and physiology was sketchy and closely linked to theology with these people.
Egyptians
These people paid much attention to cleanliness of body and home and kept the Nile clean.
Egyptians