David Braun

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George Washington University

United States

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David Braun is a Professor at George Washington University in the United States. His research focuses on climatic and anthropogenic impacts on fire activity, the tool-making behaviors of early hominins, and the ecological implications of prehistoric fauna. He has published extensively on water insecurity and its effects on pastoralist communities in Kenya, as well as on cross-cultural variations in environmental perception.

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Larisa R G Desantis

Vanderbilt University

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Tufts University

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Pennsylvania State University

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University of Utah

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Evaluating climatic and anthropogenic drivers of fire activity over four millennia at Eilandvlei, southern Cape coast, South Africa

Selective use of distant stone resources by the earliest Oldowan toolmakers

Chronic Stress and Severe Water Insecurity During the Historic 2022 Drought in Northern Kenya Were Associated With Inflammation Among Daasanach Seminomadic Pastoralists

Stone selection by wild chimpanzees shares patterns with Oldowan hominins

Mobility ideation due to water problems during historic 2022 drought associated with livestock wealth, water and food insecurity, and fingernail cortisol concentration in northern Kenya

Paleoecological implications of the large mammals from a late glacial hyena den at Besaansklip (southwestern Cape, South Africa)

Wild macaques challenge the origin of intentional tool production

From quartz curvature to late Holocene mobility at Spring Cave, Western Cape, South Africa

Cross‐cultural variation in thirst perception in hot‐humid and hot‐arid environments: Evidence from two small‐scale populations

Ecosystem engineering in the Quaternary of the West Coast of South Africa

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Larisa R G Desantis

Benjamin Davies

Stella Mosher

Asher Y. Rosinger

J. Tyler Faith

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