Chapter 1 Introduction to “Learning Strategies and Cultural Evolution During the Palaeolithic”

Chapter 2 Factors Limiting the Number of Independent Cultural Traits That Can Be Maintained in a Population

Chapter 3 The Evolution of Culturally Transmitted Teaching Behavior

Chapter 4 A Population-Genetics Based Model for Explaining Apparent Cultural Continuity from the Middle to Upper Palaeolithic in Eurasia

Chapter 5 Mobility and Cultural Diversity in Central-Place Foragers: Implications for the Emergence of Modern Human Behavior

Chapter 6 Behavioral Modernity and the Cultural Transmission of Structured Information: The Semantic Axelrod Model

Chapter 7 Learning Strategies and Cultural Evolution during the Palaeolithic

Chapter 8 Simulating Geographical Variation in Material Culture: Were Early Modern Humans in Europe Ethnically Structured?

Chapter 10 Experimental Studies of Cumulative Culture in Modern Humans: What Are the Requirements of the Ratchet?

Chapter 11 Learning in the Acheulean: Experimental Insights Using Handaxe Form as a ‘Model Organism’