Homo ergaster behaviour
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Homo ergaster behaviour
Homo ergaster behaviour, artists impression. H. ergaster is traditionally considered an early type of H. erectus by scientists. However, there are differences between the early populations of H. erectus in Africa and the later populations found in Europe, Africa and Asia. H. ergaster was a skillful hominid, capable of making and using advanced tools such as axes and cleavers, which have been found alongside remains. The evidence of such tools as well as the use of fire, suggests that H. ergaster had advanced skills
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Advanced Ancestor Anthropological Anthropology Cutting Early Human Early Man Evolutionary Biology Family Hominid Homo Ergaster Human Evolution Palaeoanthropology Paleoanthropology Pilocene Pre Historic Pre History Primate Social Socialising Society Tool Tools Palaeontology
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This print showcases an artist's impression of Homo ergaster behavior, shedding light on the early stages of human evolution. H. ergaster, often considered an early form of H. erectus, exhibited distinct differences from later populations found across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Renowned for their remarkable skills, this skillful hominid possessed advanced tool-making abilities and utilized tools such as axes and cleavers with finesse. The presence of these sophisticated tools alongside fossil remains provides concrete evidence supporting the notion that H. ergaster had a highly developed skillset. Moreover, indications of fire usage suggest their mastery over complex techniques in prehistoric times. In this illustration capturing a moment frozen in time, we witness a male and female member of the species engaging in social interaction within their primitive society. The artwork beautifully portrays how these ancient beings relied on communal bonds to thrive amidst challenging environments. As our ancestors navigated through the vast expanse of paleoanthropology's timeline, they honed essential social skills crucial for survival and group hunting endeavors. This image serves as a poignant reminder that even during our earliest days as primates, humans were already laying down the foundations for future advancements in evolutionary biology. Science Photo Library brings us closer to understanding our roots by presenting thought-provoking visuals like this one – bridging gaps between past and present while unraveling mysteries surrounding human origins without mentioning any commercial use or affiliation with companies
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