Homo habilis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Homo habilis (pronounced /ˈhoʊmoʊ ˈhæbəl ɪ s/ ) ("handy man") is a species of the genus Homo , which lived from approximately 2.5 million to at least 1.6 million years ago at the beginnin...
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Homo erectus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Homo erectus (Latin: ) is an extinct species of the genus Homo , which originated in Africa and spread as far as China and Java. Depending on the definition of the species, it is considered to be...
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The site of Renzidong in eastern China is yielding animal bones and possible stone tools showing that Homo erectus may have established itself here 2.25 million years ago. ... Early Homo erectus Tools in China Volume 53 Number 1, January/February 2000...
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It was at this point in time that stone tools first appeared and they are classified as the OLDOWAN / DEVELOPED OLDOWAN Tradition. Homo habilis represents a remarkable change in the comparison of other earlier species believed to be more primitive forms of humans. ... At 1.75 million years ago, Homo erectus (a.k.a.
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This tool fashioned and used by Homo erectus, was surface-collected in the Northern Sahara Desert from an exposed prehistoric site in present day Algeria. ... Different from the bifacial tools from the earlier Oldowan Period, Acheulian tools are fashioned from large flakes as opposed to using a whole cobblestone as the...
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Homo erectus - Homo erectus is a hominid species designated to the Homo genus that exhibits a morphology of a warmer climate. ... Homo erectus | return to species list...
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Homo Erectus used many tools such as hand axes, picks, cleavers, scrapers. ... New stone tools called bifaces (cleavers and hand axes) are large bifacially flaked core tools that could have served both as small and large cutting tools. They are very effective butchery tools and continued to be made for over a million years.
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The tools meant that the only human species then living in Southeast Asia, Homo erectus, must have been able to cross this biological barrier, called Wallace's line. ... A few questions linger about whether the artifacts are really tools--and no H. erectus bones have been found on Flores to dispel these questions.
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Homo erectus was an accomplished tool maker and tool user; hand-axes like the one above were widely used in addition to sharp-edged flakes. The tools of Homo erectus are the first in the fossil record to show conscious design of any complexity.
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