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Head of a model of a neanderthal man

Neanderthal man. Head of a model of a neanderthal man (Homo sapiens neanderthalensis). Neanderthals were early humans that lived in Europe and the Middle East about 120-30, 000 years ago. Neanderthals brains were slightly larger than ours, being up to 1750 millilitres in volume. They fashioned tools with which they made weapons, created carvings and constructed dwellings. They are also known to have buried their dead. The first neanderthal skeleton was found in the Neander Valley in Germany. This model, from an exhibition by Nordstar, was photographed at the Naturkundemuseum in Stuttgart, Germany

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Anthropology Fossil Man Hominid Hominids Homo Neanderthalensis Homo Sapiens Neanderthalensis Neanderthal Neanderthal Man Palaeoanthropology Paleoanthropology Palaeontology


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This print showcases the head of a model representing a Neanderthal man, Homo sapiens neanderthalensis. Neanderthals were early humans who inhabited Europe and the Middle East approximately 120-30,000 years ago. Renowned for their slightly larger brains, measuring up to an impressive 1750 milliliters in volume, these ancient beings possessed remarkable cognitive abilities. Neanderthals exhibited exceptional craftsmanship as they skillfully fashioned tools for weapon-making purposes, created intricate carvings, and constructed dwellings that reflected their resourcefulness and adaptability. Furthermore, evidence suggests that they practiced burial rituals, highlighting their profound understanding of mortality and spirituality. The first-ever discovery of a Neanderthal skeleton occurred in Germany's Neander Valley—a groundbreaking find that revolutionized our understanding of human evolution. This particular model photographed at the Naturkundemuseum in Stuttgart by Nordstar offers us an insightful glimpse into the physical appearance of these fascinating hominids. Anthropology enthusiasts and paleontology aficionados will undoubtedly appreciate this image from Science Photo Library—an invaluable resource for those intrigued by our ancestral history. Let this mesmerizing photograph transport you back in time to unravel the mysteries surrounding one of humanity's closest relatives—the enigmatic Neanderthal man.

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