The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 4-6National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... Homo erectus , an archaic homi- nin ( a term for humans and their rel- atives ) , was known to have lived on nearby Java at least 1.5 million years ago , so Verhoeven concluded that erec- tus somehow crossed the sea to Flores . ASIA ...
... Homo erectus , an archaic homi- nin ( a term for humans and their rel- atives ) , was known to have lived on nearby Java at least 1.5 million years ago , so Verhoeven concluded that erec- tus somehow crossed the sea to Flores . ASIA ...
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... Homo erectus dispersal from Africa Nihewan Earliest stone tools in East Asia , 1.7 m.y.a. CHINA INDIAN OCEAN Sangiran- 1.6-1.0 m.y.a. Zhoukoudian Collection of fossils known as Peking man 670,000-410,000 years ago Hominin site Homo erectus ...
... Homo erectus dispersal from Africa Nihewan Earliest stone tools in East Asia , 1.7 m.y.a. CHINA INDIAN OCEAN Sangiran- 1.6-1.0 m.y.a. Zhoukoudian Collection of fossils known as Peking man 670,000-410,000 years ago Hominin site Homo erectus ...
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... Homo erectus . Here is how events might have unfolded : Dmanisi - like hominins evolved from Homo habilis in Africa by about two million years ago . Almost immediately they wandered out of Africa and through the Middle East to Georgia ...
... Homo erectus . Here is how events might have unfolded : Dmanisi - like hominins evolved from Homo habilis in Africa by about two million years ago . Almost immediately they wandered out of Africa and through the Middle East to Georgia ...
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