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Early Upper Paleolithic human foot bones from Manot Cave, Israel
Sarah Borgel
, Bruce Latimer
, Yvonne McDermott
, Rachel Sarig
, Ariel Pokhojaev
, Talia Abulafia
, Mae Goder-Goldberger
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Omry Barzilai
, Hila May
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Israel
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Early Upper Paleolithic
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Manot Cave
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Foot Bones
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Human Foot
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Neanderthals
33%
Modern Humans
33%
Second Metatarsal
33%
Upper Paleolithic
33%
Older Adults
16%
Middle Palaeolithic
16%
Fifth Metatarsal
16%
Human Remains
16%
Human-to-human
16%
Paleolithic Period
16%
Human Prehistory
16%
Anatomically Modern Humans
16%
Major Events
16%
Talus
16%
Supportive Environment
16%
Traumatic Injury
16%
Mutual Responsibility
16%
Hallucal Sesamoid
16%
Pedal Bone
16%
Dorsum
16%
Calcaneus
16%
Lisfranc Injury
16%
Shape Comparison
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Cave Communities
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Cuboid
16%
First Metatarsal
16%
Modern Human Population
16%
Remote Impact
16%
Apparent Recovery
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Debility
16%
Body Morphology
16%
Size Comparison
16%
Arts and Humanities
Israel
100%
Early Upper Palaeolithic
100%
Modern Humans
100%
Upper Paleolithic
66%
Skeleton
33%
Anatomically modern humans
33%
Paleolithic Period
33%
Young Adults
33%
Scarcity
33%
Neanderthal
33%
Levant
33%
Anatomy
33%