Are you somebody who have just so much passion in life that you wish that you have more than 24 hours a day? Life nowadays is much more faster and complicated. The world seems to be getting a lot smaller and more interconnected because of the explosion of technology and travel. So much opportunities abound […]
What Business Plan Suits You?
With so much information floating around on the internet, it has becoming progressively more difficult, and sometimes impossible, to weed out what’s necessary from the fluff. However, most entrepreneurs are aware that the future of their startup depends investment, and seeking investment often requires a professional business plan to sway your audience to provide you […]
7 Reasons why “The Prehistory of the mind” has been more influential than anything that was written before in the history of Cognitive Archeology.
In 1996, former Cambridge University Lecturer in Archeology, Steve Mithen who also has a Ph.D in Archeology from Cambridge, published a book entitled “The Prehistory of the Mind” with the subtitle “A search for the origins of Art, Religion and Science.” In many respects, this book has been touted as being more influential than anything […]
Archeology’s take on symbolism and the evolution of language
Between the late 1980s and early 1990s, language evolution became the subject of focus in archeological circles. Among the most influential articles written on the matter is the article written by archeologists’ Iain Davidson and Pscyhologist William Noble’s entitled “The Archeology of Perception” published in 1989. Davidson and Noble’s paper is considered as the most […]
What the Piagetian perspective on the Palaeolithic revealed about the evolution of cognition that paleoarcheologist otherwise would not have known
In a nutshell the main thesis of the Piagetian perspective on Paleolithic evolution of cognition is that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny. This simply means there is a parallelism between the development of a species’ thought processes and its evolution. Piaget himself called this idea as “a parallelism between the progress made in the logical rational organization […]
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