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Jan C De Vynck
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                    Summary
I am a researcher at Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University and associated with Arizona State University. I focus on ethnoarchaeologically related human ecology. My area of interest is the Cape Florisitc Region that supported humans since our inception as a distinct species, and before. I am currently a PhD candidate investigating the productivity and dependability of intertidal resources for human subsistence and the possible social implications these might have had with the emergence of cognitive modernity of humans.
Work details
Researcher, student
            
                            Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
                        
        
        
                    Centre for Paleosciences
        
            PeerJ Contributions
May 3, 2022
    
    
    
                    M. Susan Botha,                     Richard M. Cowling,                     Jan C. De Vynck,                     Karen J. Esler,                     Alastair J. Potts            
            February 18, 2016
    
    
    
                    Jan C. De Vynck,                     Richard M. Cowling,                     Alastair J. Potts,                     Curtis W. Marean            
            December 8, 2015 - Version: 1
    
    
    
                    Elzanne Singels,                     Alastair J Potts,                     Karen J Esler,                     Richard M Cowling,                     Curtis W Marean,                     Jan C De Vynck            
            September 18, 2015 - Version: 1
    
    
    
                    Jan C De Vynck,                     Richard M Cowling,                     Alastair J Potts,                     Curtis W Marean