Great to see! I met this guy in in 2004 at the National Museum in Nairboi. The Curator of the Museum introduced me to the Nakatome boy. Then she introduced me to the discoverer of the Nariokome Boy, Kamoya Kimeu. A beautiful man! What a thrill!
The evolution of scavenging, hunter-gatherer notions don't make sense unless we can skip 2 to 5 millions years from the LCA to Oldawan at, about 2.6 mya. Also, the evolution of hominid intellectual, cultural, and communal territorial behaviors don't make any sense if the unit of selection is just small groups rather than whole communities. This would mean then that the environmental selective factors of the earliest years of hominid/human evolution must have involved the possibility of communal extinction. This video explains it more explicitly: The Earliest Years of Human Evolution by Claudius Denk ua-cam.com/video/Z7TwiVul7F0/v-deo.html
I’m a pediatrician doing volunteer medical work in Tanzania. One of my mothers looked exactly like a homo erectus person. I suspect there are others like her that are similar to homo erectus. Maybe homo erectus never totally died out
Great to see! I met this guy in in 2004 at the National Museum in Nairboi. The Curator of the Museum introduced me to the Nakatome boy. Then she introduced me to the discoverer of the Nariokome Boy, Kamoya Kimeu. A beautiful man! What a thrill!
Erectus walks among us
yeah it's probably you
More like this please!
Such new and interesting information -
Lack of samples and sufficient samples are equally a handicap, for eye opening conclusions.
Wow
Evolution Soup 💀👍
The evolution of scavenging, hunter-gatherer notions don't make sense unless we can skip 2 to 5 millions years from the LCA to Oldawan at, about 2.6 mya. Also, the evolution of hominid intellectual, cultural, and communal territorial behaviors don't make any sense if the unit of selection is just small groups rather than whole communities. This would mean then that the environmental selective factors of the earliest years of hominid/human evolution must have involved the possibility of communal extinction. This video explains it more explicitly:
The Earliest Years of Human Evolution
by Claudius Denk
ua-cam.com/video/Z7TwiVul7F0/v-deo.html
I’m a pediatrician doing volunteer medical work in Tanzania. One of my mothers looked exactly like a homo erectus person. I suspect there are others like her that are similar to homo erectus. Maybe homo erectus never totally died out
😮😢🎉rew
we all typed in the same thing to get here right? xD