Honey and Human Evolution "Honey's effects on human evolution" - Las Vegas Review Journal, April 2012 "Honey, the sweet secret to evolution" - NPR Interview, March 2012 from The World History of Bee Keeping and Honey Hunting (Crane 1999), with permission from International Bee Research Association (IRBA) "Anthropologist links honey to human evolution" - UNLV Rebel Yell, March 2012 "Humans as Honey Hunters" - Smithsonian, December 2011  By the Light of a Million Fires (Fire Stick Productions) By the Light of a Million Fires (Documentary film trailer)   "BY THE LIGHT OF A MILLION FIRES takes a lively look at human origins in Africa’s Rift Valley and follows one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer groups in the world, the Hadza. In addition to the remarkable Hadza, the film features Jane Goodall, Richard Wrangham, Wangari Maathai and a host of anthropologists, geneticists and other experts. The film candidly explores human evolution from primates to hominids to Homo Sapiens, and examines behavioral ecology and anthropology - and the balance between aggression and cooperation that allowed us to grow and thrive as a species." From By The Light of a Million Fires. In Production - Bill Benenson and Firestick Productions. 2012. Hadza Child Foragers "Hunter-Gatherer Children Seek Food" Nature Reporters' Blog - In the Field. April 2010.  "Enough to Share" - Hadza children are active foragers UC San Diego - CARTA  CARTA - UC San Diego Oldowan Tools and Tubers in Human Evolution  "Thirst Quencher" - Hadza hunter-gatherers dig tubers for water |