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Two degrees of separation.(Devine)(grandparenting)
Everything happened in the dining room. Seemed a huge, wonderful place to me, like a room in a palace ... What do you reckon? Eight or nine metres by six or so? ... At least. Did anybody ever go into the front room? ... Not the family, anyway. Always the dining room. That jarrah table could seat twenty in a pinch ... Remember the desk Muddie made for herself from packing cases? ... Yeah. She did a good job. It looked just fine with that polished sideboard and the big couch with the carved back railing ... Remember all the china and silverware in the sideboard cupboards, and the layers of ironed table linen in the drawers? ... And that little barrel on top of the sideboard ...
- Living long in the tooth: grandparents may have rocked late Stone Age.(This...
- Magazine article from: Science News Bower, B. July 10, 2004 700+ words
...toward the end of the Stone Age. Around 30,000...enough to become grandparents dramatically increased...sapiens from the late Stone Age--but not Neandertals...that prehistoric grandparents sparked growth among Stone Age populations by caring...
- YULETIDE COMES TO BEDROCK IN 'A FLINTSTONE FAMILY CHRISTMAS,' DEC. 18 ON ABC;...
- Press release article from: PR Newswire November 29, 1993 700+ words
...Flintstone Christmas"), television's favorite Modern Stone-Age Family will haul out the hollystone in a half-hour ABC special...celebrate Fred, Wilma, Betty and Barney's first holiday as grandparents," Hanna explained in reference to Pebbles' and Bamm-Bamm...
- 'Stone Age sociology'--or sociology of early language-using society?
- Magazine article from: Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute Goody, Esther September 1, 2005 700+ words
...his subtle and provocative article, 'Stone Age sociology' (2005), is in effect 'how did our Stone Age ancestors come to solve the problem of...political institutions?' In this the Stone Age hunter-gatherer groups differ sharply...
- East African Artifacts Support Evolution of Symbolic Thinking in Middle Stone...
- News wire article from: Ascribe Higher Education News Service March 31, 2004 700+ words
...widespread across Africa during the Middle Stone Age. In a presentation to be delivered at...association with an assembly of Middle Stone Age tools. There are other ostrich eggshell...debris from bead manufacture. The Middle Stone Age in East Africa originates as early as...
- Stone age man made home here; * Flint tools point to human settlement in...
- Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) July 24, 2009 700+ words
...have uncovered remarkable evidence that stone age man lived in the centre of Birmingham...ago - during the Mesolithic or middle stone age. Even in wider, suburban Birmingham...historical remains in situ. "We have found stone age tools in other parts of Birmingham...
- Stone Age folk in Asia adapted to extremes.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data...
- Magazine article from: Science News Bower, B. July 7, 2001 700+ words
...forbidding territory near the end of the Stone Age. The discovery of stone tools and spear...000 years ago, indicates that late-Stone Age groups adapted to some of the planet...extreme environments during the late Stone Age," Brantingham remarks. He and his...
- Big woman with a distant past: Stone Age gal embodies humanity's cold...
- Magazine article from: Science News Bower, Bruce February 25, 2006 700+ words
...ancient woman puts a modern twist on Stone Age human evolution, say Karen R. Rosenberg...three anthropologists estimate. The only Stone Age Homo woman known to have approached that...fossil supports a current theory of mid-Stone Age brain expansion in Homo species, the...
- Stone age man lived in Brum; HISTORY: Flint tools found buried in site of...
- Newspaper article from: Birmingham Mail (England) July 24, 2009 700+ words
...have uncovered remarkable evidence that stone age man lived in Birmingham city centre more...old - during the Mesolithic or middle stone age. Even in wider, suburban Birmingham...historical remains in situ. "We have found stone age tools in other parts of Birmingham...
