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Michelle C Langley

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Evolutionary Human Sciences|August 17, 2023
Space to play: identifying children's sites in the Pleistocene archaeological recordMichelle C Langley
Journal of Human Evolution|March 16, 2013
Long range inland-coastal networks during the Late Magdalenian: evidence for individual acquisition of marine resources at Andernach-Martinsberg, German Central RhinelandMichelle C Langley, Martin Street
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences|October 31, 2022
Archaeological evidence for thinking about possibilities in hominin evolutionMichelle C Langley, Thomas Suddendorf
Evolutionary Anthropology|August 4, 2020
Mobile containers in human cognitive evolution studies: Understudied and underrepresentedMichelle C Langley, Thomas Suddendorf
Topics in Cognitive Science|November 18, 2025
The Paleolithic in Color: Color and Other Visual Qualities in Archaeological Discussions of Early Symbolic BehaviorMichelle C Langley, Mirani Litster
Plos One|August 19, 2016
An Enduring Shell Artefact Tradition from Timor-Leste: Oliva Bead Production from the Pleistocene to Late Holocene at Jerimalai, Lene Hara, and Matja Kuru 1 and 2Michelle C Langley, Sue O'Connor
Topics in Cognitive Science|February 18, 2026
Marks and Meanings: New Perspectives on the Evolution of Human Visual CultureIzzy Wisher, Michelle C Langley, Kristian Tylén
Journal of Human Evolution|July 27, 2016
42,000-year-old worked and pigment-stained Nautilus shell from Jerimalai (Timor-Leste): Evidence for an early coastal adaptation in ISEAMichelle C Langley, Sue O'Connor, Elena Piotto
Evolutionary Anthropology|January 7, 2020
Children and innovation: A Wenner-Gren workshopApril Nowell, Michelle C Langley, Felix Riede
Journal of Human Evolution|April 15, 2011
From small holes to grand narratives: the impact of taphonomy and sample size on the modernity debate in Australia and New GuineaMichelle C Langley, Christopher Clarkson, Sean Ulm
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Evolutionary Human Sciences|August 17, 2023
Space to play: identifying children's sites in the Pleistocene archaeological recordMichelle C Langley
Journal of Human Evolution|March 16, 2013
Long range inland-coastal networks during the Late Magdalenian: evidence for individual acquisition of marine resources at Andernach-Martinsberg, German Central RhinelandMichelle C Langley, Martin Street
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences|October 31, 2022
Archaeological evidence for thinking about possibilities in hominin evolutionMichelle C Langley, Thomas Suddendorf
Evolutionary Anthropology|August 4, 2020
Mobile containers in human cognitive evolution studies: Understudied and underrepresentedMichelle C Langley, Thomas Suddendorf
Topics in Cognitive Science|November 18, 2025
The Paleolithic in Color: Color and Other Visual Qualities in Archaeological Discussions of Early Symbolic BehaviorMichelle C Langley, Mirani Litster
Plos One|August 19, 2016
An Enduring Shell Artefact Tradition from Timor-Leste: Oliva Bead Production from the Pleistocene to Late Holocene at Jerimalai, Lene Hara, and Matja Kuru 1 and 2Michelle C Langley, Sue O'Connor
Topics in Cognitive Science|February 18, 2026
Marks and Meanings: New Perspectives on the Evolution of Human Visual CultureIzzy Wisher, Michelle C Langley, Kristian Tylén
Journal of Human Evolution|July 27, 2016
42,000-year-old worked and pigment-stained Nautilus shell from Jerimalai (Timor-Leste): Evidence for an early coastal adaptation in ISEAMichelle C Langley, Sue O'Connor, Elena Piotto
Evolutionary Anthropology|January 7, 2020
Children and innovation: A Wenner-Gren workshopApril Nowell, Michelle C Langley, Felix Riede
Journal of Human Evolution|April 15, 2011
From small holes to grand narratives: the impact of taphonomy and sample size on the modernity debate in Australia and New GuineaMichelle C Langley, Christopher Clarkson, Sean Ulm
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