Editorial: Palaeolithic America

Editorial: parasitic helminths in Latin America and the Caribbean.

This issue of the Journal of Helminthology includes a special topic dealing with six reviews on various aspects of parasitic helminths in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). The majority refer to helminths infecting aquatic hosts and range from fundamental questions to epidemiology and control challenges. Helminth infections are highly prevalent over large areas of LAC, where they cause seve...

Editorial: Integrated Water Resources Management in Latin America

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Palaeolithic Hunting Practices Охотники Палеолита

С палеоантропология достигла понимания того, что во многих отношениях наши традиционные модели «перехода» между Средним и Верхним Палеолитом и данные, используемые для их обоснования, устарели. Этот сдвиг в восприятии стал следствием более независимого исследования палеолитических популяций, без ссылки на современные племена и их культурные, лингвистические и символические достижения. По прошес...

Arrow poisons in the Palaeolithic?

Sexual dimorphism in Upper Palaeolithic hand stencils

Sexual roles in deep prehistory are among the most intriguing puzzles still to solve. Here the author shows how men and women can be distinguished by scientific measurement in the prints and stencils of the human hand that occur widely in Upper Palaeolithic art. Six hand stencils from four French caves are attributed to four adult females, an adult male, and a sub-adult male. Here we take a ste...