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Apidima Cave fossils provide earliest evidence of Homo sapiens in Eurasia https://t.co/krhosv7bRJ
Chris Stringerx.comQaleh Kurd Cave (Qazvin, Iran): Oldest Evidence of Middle Pleistocene Hominin Occupations and a Human Deciduous Tooth in the Iranian Central Plateau https://t.co/sThdQAbusC
Chris Stringerx.comDuring the following hundred years further excavations took place in the Paviland caves, and it became accepted that the Red Lady was a Palaeolithic man, and the first human fossil ever known to science.
Ronald Hutton • Pagan Britain
#FossilFriday Kent's Cavern 4 partial maxilla, one of the oldest modern human fossils in NW Europe, at least 35,000 years old (calibrated direct radiocarbon date) @TorquayMuseum https://t.co/SPBrSq8EVx
14 figurines from the Grimaldi Caves, Liguria. White and Bisson (1998) https://t.co/BWmkTXUr2p
In 1908, a Neanderthal skeleton was discovered during excavations of a cave in the Bouffia Bonneval, in La Chapelle-aux-Saints in southern France. The skeleton was fairly complete – the skull, most of the spine, some ribs, the long bones of the arms and legs, and some of the hand and foot bones, were there. The skull is ‘classic’ Neanderthal, with
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TBH1: 12 000-year-old human skeleton and projectile point shed light on demographics and mortality in Terminal Pleistocene Southeast Asia https://t.co/rRwglHbxw1
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