Eugene Dubois and the Sangiran Site: Unearthing Southeast Asia’s Role in Human Evolution
via Solopos, 11 October 2023: The Sangiran site in Indonesia has been pivotal in reshaping our understanding of human evolution. ...
Early species of man (homo), first described as Java Man, that walked the earth from around 2 million to 100,000 years ago.
via Solopos, 11 October 2023: The Sangiran site in Indonesia has been pivotal in reshaping our understanding of human evolution. ...
via Discover, 06 October 2023: Homo soloensis, commonly known as Solo Man, was discovered in 1931 along the Solo River ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 01 February 2023: Paper by Hilgen et al. identifies two distinct fills at the Trinil site, ...
via New York Times, 09 November 2022: Indonesia is seeking the repatriation of the Java Man remains, and other artefacts ...
via Scientific Reports, 08 November 2022: New paper by Husson et al.
via Art News, 20 October 2022: Among the cultural objects Indonesia wants repatriated are the Lombok treasure, taken at the ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 1 November 2022: Re-analysis of the straigraphy of the Kendeng Hills suggest that the Mojokerto Homo ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 15 May 2021: A landscape reconstruction of Pleistocene Trinil, providing a new environmental context to Homo ...
via Journal of Human Evolution, December 2020: Comparing the limbs of an island fox with its mainland counterparts, this paper ...
via Nature, 07 October 2020: A study of ancient environments by Louys and Roberts showw how the expansion and contraction ...
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