k Java man skull Java man skull. Fossilised skull of Java man Homo erectus, formerly Pithecanthropus erectus. This specimen was discovered at Sangiran in Indonesia. H. erectus was the most wide ranging of the hominids with the exception of modern humans. The finds from Africa and Europe are sometimes considered to be different species H. ergaster and H. heidelbergensis respectively. H. erectus lived from around 1.60.3 million years ago. It had a larger brain, around 900 cubic centimetres in volume, than many of its predecessors. This was still much smaller than modern humans 1350cc brains. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Java man skull Java man skull. Fossilised skull of Java man  Homo erectus, formerly Pithecanthropus erectus . This specimen was discovered at Sangiran in Indonesia. H. erectus was the most wide ranging of the hominids with the exception of modern humans. The finds from Africa and Europe are sometimes considered to be different species  H. ergaster and H. heidelbergensis respectively . H. erectus lived from around 1.6 0.3 million years ago. It had a larger brain, around 900 cubic centimetres in volume, than many of its predecessors. This was still much smaller than modern humans  1350cc brains.
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Java man skull

Java man skull. Fossilised skull of Java man (Homo erectus, formerly Pithecanthropus erectus). This specimen was discovered at Sangiran in Indonesia. H. erectus was the most wide ranging of the hominids with the exception of modern humans. The finds from Africa and Europe are sometimes considered to be different species (H. ergaster and H. heidelbergensis respectively). H. erectus lived from around 1.6-0.3 million years ago. It had a larger brain, around 900 cubic centimetres in volume, than many of its predecessors. This was still much smaller than modern humans' 1350cc brains.

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