摘要：In the last few years, there has been an increase in research
on the earliest dispersals from Africa into various
parts of Eurasia. The recent conference at Stony Brook University
(“Out of Africa I: Who, Where, and When”) and a
recent, insightful paper by Dennell and Roebroeks (2005)
are testimonies to this new academic trend that is addressing
crucial questions about the earliest hominins and their
adaptive and dispersal strategies in Eurasia. In that light,
this volume by Marco Langbroek has been published at an
appropriate time, providing researchers with an important
review of data known to date.
