#heidelbergensis

[aperint]

Jeroglíficos hoy Emojis. Comunicación ahora incomunicación

Jeroglíficos hoy Emojis. Comunicación ahora incomunicación #aperturaintelectual #vmrfaintelectual @victormanrf @Victor M. Reyes Ferriz @vicmanrf @victormrferriz Víctor Manuel Reyes Ferriz

06 DE AGOSTO DE 2024 Jeroglíficos hoy Emojis.Comunicación ahora incomunicación POR: VÍCTOR MANUEL REYES FERRIZ La comunicación es, probablemente, la primera actividad que gestionó el ser humano, ya sea por necesidad o por querer eliminar la ansiedad; empero, es el invento más grande de la historia según mi punto de vista ya que con ello hemos logrado avanzar al punto en que nos encontramos hoy,…

[cilginfizikcilervbi]

Homo Sapiensler Nasıl Hayatta Kaldı?

Homo Sapiensler Nasıl Hayatta Kaldı? Homo sapiensler olarak bu gezegende yaşayan tek insan türü değildik. Bir zamanlar gezegenimizde en az 7 başka insan türüyle daha beraberdik. Peki ama bugüne kadar nasıl sadece biz hayatta kaldık?    Bilim insanlarına göre belki de en yumuşak karnımız, yani başka insanlara, sosyalleşmeye bağımlı olmak, şefkat duymak ve empati kurmak bize avantaj saglamış…

[cmaidaartworkblog]

Some hominids-in-progress I've had on lately: a Neanderthal shifting her weight in preparation to throw a spear, some improvements I made to the meshes and textures for my A. sediba and P. boisei skins, and skins I still have to texture for H. naledi and H. heidelbergensis Digital painting (Photopea, first image), Digital sculpture (Blender, last three images), 2024

[thesilicontribesman]

Skull of Homo heidelbergensis (replica), 600,000-200,000 years ago.

Museum of Archaeology, Durham University

[tyrannoninja]

Kabwe Woman

The subject of this acrylic paintingis based on a nearly 300,000-year-old hominin skull found at the site of Broken Hill near the Zambian town of Kabwe. Paleoanthropologists have traditionally assigned this specimen to the species Homo heidelbergensis, the species believed to be the common ancestor of modern humans, Neanderthals, and Denisovans, but a paper in 2021 classified it as a late-surviving member of Homo bodoensis, the species immediately ancestral to modern humans after we split from the Neanderthal and Denisovan lineage. An old nickname for the Kabwe specimen is “Rhodesian Man” (since Zambia was under the thumb of British colonial rule as Northern Rhodesia at the time of the skull’s discovery), but what if it was a woman’s skull instead?

[negreabsolut]

Cultures de l'Edat de Glaç a Europa (120.000 a 15.000 aP).

[skyradiant]

Meet your relatives: The hominids featured in Walking With Cavemen.

[avo-kat]

homo heidelbergensis is a transmasc icon. keeping it real since 600.000 BC.

[daddy-mothman]

do you ever just look at a hominid phylogenetic tree and become overwhelmed with awe at the millions of years of evolution that have taken place. so many ancestors out there that contributed to the rise of homo sapiens but ultimately disappeared. and then you look at the recreations from fossils and you think holy shit. that was a human. maybe a funky looking little dude but a dude nonetheless! with thoughts!! and desires!! and a group of other little dudes that were all working together!!

i don't know man. i like grug jokes as much as the next guy but sometimes i just think like. there truly was a person 2.6 million years ago who invented stone tools in pursuit of a better life, and then 1.5 million years later their descendants discovered fire in a similar pursuit. absolutely incredible. thank you to all the homos that came before <3

[historyfiles]

Homo Antecessor: the name of this species is highly debated amongst the experts, with many considering the remains to be those of Homo heidelbergensis which has theorised origins which have been pushed back to the same timeframe as this species.

[arctic-hands]

I may be a jack of all trivia trades and that's allegedly better than a master of one focus but it's a bitch and a half when trying to select a maximum of two books right now when there is so much shit that piques your interest and you don't know what you want to devote your time and means on to learn more about

[fantasticalhistory]

Goblins in Go Action Fun Time

Goblins in Go Action Fun Time

Go Action Fun Time is my table-top Role-playing game about super-heroes and time travel. Check it out! Theories persist that Goblins are a form of fairy, or if not, evolved from some form of burrowing monkey or perhaps even rodents. These are all in error. Goblins are a variant of humanity that split off from the main lineage sometime during the Pleistocene ice ages, finding shelter beneath the…

[alien-enjoyer]

taxonomy is stupid we need to overhaul the whole system

[cmaidaartworkblog]

Here's some hominid soft facial anatomy : )

The model on the right of frame, representing Australopithecus sediba, has been in sporadic progress for over a year now across a few programs, and I was able to create the model on the left of frame by conforming all the A. sediba elements to the Kabwe cranium (belonging to Homo heidelbergensis *or* H. bodoensis by some classifications). That latter process took place entirely in Blender over only a couple days, so I'm pretty happy with this method. While the skulls themselves aren't visible in these screenshots, they are part of the Blender file and were downloaded directly from MorphoSource, which was pretty helpful. Digital sculpture (SculptFab, SculptGL, 3D Builder, Blender), 2023-24

[ancientoriginses]

Un estudio innovador ha descubierto las huellas más antiguas de los primeros humanos en Alemania, donde una vez deambuló una familia de humanos primitivos. Acompañadas de huellas de animales, incluida la primera evidencia de elefantes en la región, estas huellas y otras evidencias encontradas ofrecen información increíble sobre la vida antigua.

[sushis4kalyo]

L'homme de Tautavel 💀

Petit tour au musée de Tautavel aujourd'hui.

Très sympa, beaucoup d'outils en pierre. D'ailleurs heureusement qu'ils précisent quel était leur usage car à part certains silex caractéristiques, je n'aurais pas vraiment su les différencier de pierres classiques.

Reconstitution de la grotte. On ne voit pas bien mais le sol est jonché d'ossements d'animaux car ils mangeaient absolument tout : muscle, cervelle, moelle ... Et ce qui me surprend c'est qu'autant ils s'habillaient avec des peaux ... mais ils marchaient pieds nu là dedans ? Ça me surprend qu'ils n'évacuaient pas les os ... Ça devait bien faire mal aux pieds ...

Même qu'entre 2 parties de chasse, l'homme de Tautavel allait faire du mini-golf ! 😂