[Paper] A younger “earliest human migration” to Southeast Asia
via Science, 10 January 2020: A new paper in Science presents new dates of the volcanic ash in which the ...
Tag: Homo erectus
Early species of man (homo), first described as Java Man, that walked the earth from around 2 million to 100,000 years ago.
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[Paper] Last appearance of Homo erectus at Ngandong, Java, 117,000–108,000 years ago
via Nature, 18 December 2019: New paper in Nature by Rizal et al. on Homo erectus in Southeast Asia - ...
Muzium Negara Pieces Together Origins Of Mankind With Peking Man Exhibit
via The Star, 08 April 2018: Muzium Negara hosts China’s The Peking Man Exhibition: Zhoukoudian Heritage Site, a touring exhibit ...
Stone workshop suggests hominids in Central Vietnam 800,000 years ago
Stone tools estimated to be around 700,000-800,000 years old in Central Vietnam suggest the presence of hominids during the Paleolithic. ...
Homo erectus and zigzags
Earlier this month an amazing discovery was noted about the zigzag lines found on a piece of shell from Trinil, ...
New hobbit study supports island dwarfism
A new study based on CT scans of the hobbit skulls suggest that homo erectus may possibly have been an ...
Sangiran Museum set to open 2014
Sangiran's new museum is set to open in a couple of years, showcasing the finds of homo erectus in Java. ...
Wednesday Rojak #66
Catching up on a month's worth of rojak, so some of the stories may be a little dated. Today's assortment ...
Wednesday Rojak #52: The Peking Man is old edition
The Peking Man (homo erectus, same as the Java Man) made the news last week for being older than previously ...
Small skull, huge controversy
Research|Penn State, an online magazine by the Pennsylvana State University has an interesting feature-length article on Dr Bob Eckhart, who ...
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