Do include a list of your sources after each answer (i.e.Module page X, Explorations chapter Z, Smithsonian Human Origins - Homo erectus)

There are two parts to this question: A. About 2.5 mya, hominins began making stone tools that started evolutionary changes in the life history, anatomy, and behavior of Pleistocene hominins compared to the earlier more ape-like hominins. Explain the series of linked aspects of behavior and life history that characterize modern human foragers, and which got started with stone tools and more complex foraging strategies. **The focus of your answer should be on the complete lifestyle & behavior package as seen in modern human foragers.\" (please refer to the related pages in Week 6 module!) B. Describe at least two pieces of skeletal and two pieces of cultural evidence found in ONE of the following species: Homo erectus, H. heidelbergensis, or Neanderthals. Explain how these traits show this species was building the complex lifestyle and behavior package we now see in modern humans