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A look at the Maba hominin skull
Found in 1958, the skull is one of a handful of fossil hominins from southern China that may be connected with the Denisovans.
Jan 20
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A look at the Maba hominin skull
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A look at the fossil skull from Steinheim
The skull provides some of the best evidence for the ancestral population of Neandertals, and had a tumultuous history in the decades after its…
Jan 6
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A look at the fossil skull from Steinheim
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Fossil profile: AL 400-1 mandible and the curving line of human evolution
Australopithecus afarensis was an early member of the hominin lineage, but it was not intermediate between humans and living great apes in all ways.
Nov 17, 2021
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Fossil profile: AL 400-1 mandible and the curving line of human evolution
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Fossil profile: Skhūl 1 and the mixing of populations
A child's skull from Mount Carmel gives an occasion to look at the history of ideas about population mixture.
Oct 15, 2021
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Fossil profile: Skhūl 1 and the mixing of populations
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Fossil profile: Sangiran 31 and the exceptionally thick skulls of Homo erectus
One of the thickest skulls in the hominin fossil record gives insight about the variation in this ancient species.
May 14, 2021
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Fossil profile: Sangiran 31 and the exceptionally thick skulls of Homo erectus
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Fossil profile: U.W. 101-258 and humeral torsion
A humerus from the Dinaledi Chamber gives some insight into the behavior of Homo naledi.
Mar 13, 2021
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Fossil profile: U.W. 101-258 and humeral torsion
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Fossil profile: BOU-VP-16/1 and mortuary practice
A fossil from Bouri, Ethiopia, represents an individual whose skull was processed after his death.
Mar 11, 2021
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