Sentence examples for earlier humans from inspiring English sources

In this respect, at least, earlier humans had things easier, Hollis argues, echoing Jung: myth and religion and ritual connected them more directly to the realm of psyche.

"Hominins – both Homo erectus and earlier humans – were into this meat-eating niche and meat-eating is something that is thought to be very important in terms of fuelling a bigger brain," said Petraglia.

They suggest that people coming from Africa interbred with earlier humans already living in various parts of the Old World.

If found in ancient samples, the adaptations Cardona found in living Homo sapiens' may provide clues as to how earlier humans were able to occupy such frigid areas.

But as we noted earlier, humans and animals learn about the world very quickly, and on the basis of a very small number of exposures and interventions.

But the brain took 400,000 years to evolve and it's only in the past 50 years maybe that we are relatively safe from most of the dangers that threatened earlier humans.

Earlier human fossil remains were found by chance.

In earlier human societies knowledge was often mutable.

As I made the point earlier, human beings love tradition -- we hold on to tradition.

Did early humans really talk like Yoda?

What gave early humans their get-up-and-go?