Article: The Anvil Stone.(Brief article)(Book review)

Article: KATHLEEN CUNNINGHAM.(CAPITAL REGION)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  April 21, 1995 ;     493 words ...SCHODACK Kathleen Bresnahan Cunningham, 43, of Hunt Club Drive died Wednesday of cancer at St. Peter's Hospital, Albany. Mrs. Cunningham was born on Long Island and was a longtime resident of Averill Park. She was reared in the Capital Region and graduated from St. John's School in Rensselaer and

Article: Chapter 8: Summary and interpretations
Plains Anthropologist;  February 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... occurring in close proximity to the anvil stones, either another anvil stone is probably located immediately west of the northwest corner ... the west or south). Each person was situated at their own anvil stone, conducting flint knapping and possibly other activities ...

Article: WILDLIFE WARRIORS; Going greener in the garden couldn't be easier ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  November 11, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... the garden with different bird species. Thrushes, for example, will control slugs and snails (make sure you provide an anvil stone for them to shatter the mollusc's shell against). Spiders will trap winged pests and centipedes will devour anything that ...

Transcript: Profile: New evidence suggests Neanderthals practiced ...
NPR All Things Considered;  September 30, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... shaped grooves on the bones themselves. And then after the muscles were removed from the bones, the bones were placed on an anvil stone--a big, strong, supporting stone--and then hit from above with a hammer stone. This accesses the fatty marrow within ...

Article: Could Apes Rule?(Brief Article)
Current Science, a Weekly Reader publication;  October 12, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... factory in a forest in the Ivory Coast, observers watched as a mother chimp assisted a youngster in positioning a nut on an anvil stone and holding a hammer stone properly. THE FIFTH APE? Even equipped with tools and culture, apes may not threaten human dominance ...

Article: Culture Club: Birds do it, chimps do it, whales do it: engage in ...
Newsweek;  March 26, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... clumsily handle a nut or a stone, watch the adults, practice hitting and only after three years manage to crack a nut atop an anvil stone. And killer-whale mothers push their youngsters up a beach and down, directing them toward prey, and even throw prey ...

Article: AuthorsDen Announces Novels from Humor and Historical Fiction ...
Business Wire;  July 16, 2002 ;     574 words ... ... Mertens and Historical Fiction Author Kathleen Cunningham Guler. Humor - "Don't Call Me ... wrmertens Historical Fiction - Author Kathleen Cunningham Guler is awarded for her novel ... available in bookstores or online. Kathleen Cunningham Guler: http://www.authorsden ...