FLUVIAL RESPONSE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMAN-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS DURING THE MIDDLE TO LATE PLEISTOCENE AND AFRICAN HUMID PERIOD IN ETHIOPIA
Gary E. Stinchcomb(University of Memphis), Sileshi Semaw(Stone Age Institute), Rainer Grün(Nanjing Normal University), Lee J. Arnold(The University of Adelaide), Michael Rogers(Southern Connecticut State University), Naomi E. Levin(Johns Hopkins University), Nelia Dunbar(New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), William C. McIntosh(New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), Nels Iverson(New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology), Mathieu Duval(Griffith University), Kevin Bynum, Henry Gilbert, J. Quade(University of Arizona), Marie White
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