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Human Origins Sites

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Java, Indonesia First discovery of Homo erectus- Dubois Found complete female and calotte Trinil
Java, Indonesia Most complete Homo erectus skull in East Asia Fossils date 1-1.6 mya Surrounded by volcanoes, allowing for accurate dating Sangiran
China Largest collection of fossils in Asia, several tools Large number of individuals in caves- carnivore predation Fire making cave dwellers? Zhoukoudian
Georgia 1.75 mya Only oldowan tools Found old man, possibly first evidence of caring for elders and/or cooking Dmanisi
Discovery of nearly complete skeleton of Homo erectus (KNM WT 15000) West Turkana Nariokatome
Hominids dated to 1.8 mya, mainly Paranthropus robustus Discovery of Homo ergaster/erectus marked coexistance of species Swartkrans
Ethiopia, Discovery of Homo sapien skull, not fully modern Omo Kibish
South Africa, Homo Sapiens, vertical forehead, reduced brow ridge, chin Klasies River Mouth
Definitely modern humans and possibly meetings with Homo Erectus, Israel Skhul and Qafzeh
Partial skeleton of neanderthal/human mixture in Portugal Lagar Velno
Oldest known occurrence of cleft palate in Homo sapiens. France. Cro Magnon
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