Presenting at the 2014 Anthropology Research Symposium, Humboldt State University Abstract Humans have a common practice of altering auditory perception, with the ability to extend their sound experience through creating instruments, building acoustic amphitheater spaces, and producing rhythm and music with the body as with clapping, chanting, and singing. The field of archaeoacoustics offers insight … Continue reading The Sound of Silence: Suggesting an Evolutionary Perspective in Archaeoacoustics