Penny Spikins, Handaxes, and the 'Trustworthy' H. ergaster: The Annual Subversive Archaeologist Thanksgiving Day Turkey Shoot

A number of colleagues have commented that it gave the appearance of an argument for inherent violence among the great apes, especially humans. That canard was presumed dead and buried—in absentia—in the 1970s.

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