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... Remains of Neanderthal man . More than a dozen sites with fossils of Homo sapiens neanderthalensis have been located in the Near East . Prehistoric research began there in 1864 , when Louis Lartet ( who later discovered Cro- Magnon man ) ...
... Remains of Neanderthal man . More than a dozen sites with fossils of Homo sapiens neanderthalensis have been located in the Near East . Prehistoric research began there in 1864 , when Louis Lartet ( who later discovered Cro- Magnon man ) ...
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... remains from South Africa , considered that the allegedly Homo features of the earliest of the habilis remains could be encompassed within the range of variability of the gracile australopithecines . Evidence from Omo and Koobi Fora ...
... remains from South Africa , considered that the allegedly Homo features of the earliest of the habilis remains could be encompassed within the range of variability of the gracile australopithecines . Evidence from Omo and Koobi Fora ...
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... remains of a stone circle that may have formed the base of a shelter . Many researchers link the beginning of a rich archaeological rec- ord with the appearance in the fossil record of more ad- vanced gracile hominid remains , which ...
... remains of a stone circle that may have formed the base of a shelter . Many researchers link the beginning of a rich archaeological rec- ord with the appearance in the fossil record of more ad- vanced gracile hominid remains , which ...
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