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Seth Chagi (@sethchagi.bsky.social)

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‘Seeing Red: Our Ancient Relationship With Ocher and the Color of Cognition’ – Popular Archeology popular-archaeology.com/article/seeing…

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Brain size (bottom right) and shape of Homo naledi in green, compared with Homo erectus (yellow) and modern human (gray)

Brain size (bottom right) and shape of Homo naledi in green, compared with Homo erectus (yellow) and modern human (gray)
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Only a few minutes into watching this and I had to pause to come here and say this is spectacular. Huge congrats to everyone involved.

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Natural History Museum NHM Anthropology Our Human Evolution exhibition has a million visitors a year, with originals such as the Clacton spear, Cheddar Man, and the Kabwe and Gibraltar Neanderthal fossils..

#FossilFriday @NHM_London @NHM_Anthro Our Human Evolution exhibition has a million visitors a year, with originals such as the Clacton spear, Cheddar Man, and the Kabwe and Gibraltar Neanderthal fossils..
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Primatologist Frans de Waal (1948–2024) 'spent his career, as both a scientist and an award-winning science writer, shrinking the distance between humans and animals.'

Read more about his life in a new : scim.ag/6Oy

Primatologist Frans de Waal (1948–2024) 'spent his career, as both a scientist and an award-winning science writer, shrinking the distance between humans and animals.' Read more about his life in a new #ScienceRetrospective: scim.ag/6Oy
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Many people wonder where the first art started, was it with our species? Neanderthals? Naledi? Nope! So far, it’s erectus up to half a million years ago!

Found in Java, Indonesia!

Many people wonder where the first art started, was it with our species? Neanderthals? Naledi? Nope! So far, it’s erectus up to half a million years ago! Found in Java, Indonesia!
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Este domingo mi blog cumplirá 10 años. Tengo un post preparado para ese día, acompañado por Nariokotome (Homo erectus), OH 24 (H. habilis), ER 1470 (H. rudolfensis), OH 5 (Paranthropus boisei), Taung (Australopithecus africanus) y Lucy (Au. afarensis)

Este domingo mi blog #NutcrackerMan cumplirá 10 años. Tengo un post preparado para ese día, acompañado por Nariokotome (Homo erectus), OH 24 (H. habilis), ER 1470 (H. rudolfensis), OH 5 (Paranthropus boisei), Taung (Australopithecus africanus) y Lucy (Au. afarensis) #FossilFriday
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“Skulls, Science, and Simians: The Planet of the Apes Challenge”
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When and why did Neanderthals go extinct? Explaining the loss of humanity's ancient siblings
historyextra.com/period/prehist…

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El esqueleto femenino Shanidar Z, de unos 75 ka, fue hallado en 2015 en unas condiciones bastante lamentables, aplastado. Los fragmentos de su cráneo formaban una capa fina de tan sólo 2 cm. Se ha conseguido reconstruir y reproducir de una manera admirable phys.org/news/2024-05-r…

El esqueleto femenino Shanidar Z, de unos 75 ka, fue hallado en 2015 en unas condiciones bastante lamentables, aplastado. Los fragmentos de su cráneo formaban una capa fina de tan sólo 2 cm. Se ha conseguido reconstruir y reproducir de una manera admirable phys.org/news/2024-05-r…
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