Eras of Prehistory & Evolution

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"Like all other creatures on earth hominids adapted to their environment through physiological change. But, at a certain point, they began to adapt by means of culture. They were, therefore, an entirely new type of creature--possessing capabilities that had not existed before. Rather than undergoing a few small adaptations that took place over the course of hundreds of thousands of years, these new creatures engaged in continuous adaptation via culture. Their cultures were not static over very long periods. To the extent that new circumstances required additional adaptations they were capable of making them and, to the extent that new adaptations proved superior to previous versions, they were capable of replacing the old with the new. The archaeological study of the prehistoric emergence of the cultural animal has led to the classification of.."

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