Paleo Round-Up - April 25 2008

The adrenaline rush that's kept me going through the past two weeks has finally subsided after a few full nights of sleep, and I can now return to the business of talking about paleo things! So, without further ado, here's a round-up of paleo goodness on the blogs these days:

• First, let me point you belatedly to the latest edition of the Four Stone Hearth, hosted at Hominin Dental Anthropology. It's overflowing with anthropological delights, so definitely swing by and check it out. The next edition will be hosted by the one and only Tim Jones at Remote Central.
  
• Another festival of interest is the Boneyard, hosted this time around at Archaeozoology. Even more paleo-goodness to sink your teeth in (shoulda made that joke with respect to Hominin Dental Anthropology...).

• Alex at Anthrosite Blog regales us with posts on papers by Tyler Faith, ahem, J. Tyler Faith on MSA and LSA faunal exploitation patterns and by Hardy and colleagues on the use-wear of Aurignacian tools from Swabia.
  
• Hawks also discusses new images by Peter Brown that clearly show LB1 does not have a filling.

That's it for now! It's short, but there'll be more soon!