Palaeoanthropology-open-access-journals

Archaeology, the systematic study of the traces of human past life and practices. Which include human artifacts to the man-made items from the very earliest stone tools. Paleoanthropology, also known as Human Paleontology, is an interdisciplinary branch of anthropology concerned with early human origins and creation. The fossils are evaluated using physical anthropology techniques, comparative anatomy, and evolution theory. Artifacts, such as bone and stone tools, are known and their importance interpreted by the techniques of archaeology and ethnology for early human physical and mental creation. Dating of fossils by geological strata, chemical tests or radioactive-decay levels involves physical science experience. To learn about the humanity and its evolution, this field is needed.