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Climate Effects on Human Evolution | The Smithsonian Institution's Human Origins Program
Climate Effects on Human Evolution | The Smithsonian Institution's Human Origins Program

homo erectus tool use and adaptation
homo erectus tool use and adaptation

Stone Tools at Arabian “Crossroads” Present Mysteries of Ancient Human Migration | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
Stone Tools at Arabian “Crossroads” Present Mysteries of Ancient Human Migration | Science| Smithsonian Magazine

Clues about Homo erectus, extinct species of archaic humans, discovered in western Iran - Tehran Times
Clues about Homo erectus, extinct species of archaic humans, discovered in western Iran - Tehran Times

Oldest Tools Outside Africa Found, Rewriting Human Story
Oldest Tools Outside Africa Found, Rewriting Human Story

Early Human Evolution: Early Human Culture
Early Human Evolution: Early Human Culture

Human Ancestors Crafted Advanced Tools Earlier Than Thought | HISTORY
Human Ancestors Crafted Advanced Tools Earlier Than Thought | HISTORY

Earliest Homo Erectus Tools Found in Kenya - The New York Times
Earliest Homo Erectus Tools Found in Kenya - The New York Times

Homo erectus Were Technologically Conservative, Used Least-Effort Strategies, Researchers Say | Sci.News
Homo erectus Were Technologically Conservative, Used Least-Effort Strategies, Researchers Say | Sci.News

Oldest Advanced Tools Found in Kenya | WIRED
Oldest Advanced Tools Found in Kenya | WIRED

Stone Tools Ties to Rise of Homo Erectus | Human Evolution | Live Science
Stone Tools Ties to Rise of Homo Erectus | Human Evolution | Live Science

Stone Age Tools Found in Eastern Sahara - Twinkl NewsRoom
Stone Age Tools Found in Eastern Sahara - Twinkl NewsRoom

Homo erectus with stone tools
Homo erectus with stone tools

Homo Erectus Had Skillfully Designed Tools | Answers in Genesis
Homo Erectus Had Skillfully Designed Tools | Answers in Genesis

genus homo 9
genus homo 9

Homo erectus and the paradox of human tools | Boing Boing
Homo erectus and the paradox of human tools | Boing Boing

Scientists in Morocco unearth Stone Age hand-axe site dating back 1.3 million years
Scientists in Morocco unearth Stone Age hand-axe site dating back 1.3 million years

TOOLS USED BY HOMO ERECTUS C. 50TH. MILLENNIUM. THE STONE TOOL IS SHARPENED ONLY AT ONE SIDE ENABLING THE USER TO HOLD IT AT Stock Photo - Alamy
TOOLS USED BY HOMO ERECTUS C. 50TH. MILLENNIUM. THE STONE TOOL IS SHARPENED ONLY AT ONE SIDE ENABLING THE USER TO HOLD IT AT Stock Photo - Alamy

This 1.4-million-year-old hand ax adds to Homo erectus' known toolkit
This 1.4-million-year-old hand ax adds to Homo erectus' known toolkit

New fossils and artifacts show Homo erectus crafted a diverse toolkit
New fossils and artifacts show Homo erectus crafted a diverse toolkit

Unknown 500,000-Year-Old Migration Route Of Homo Erectus From Africa - Discovered - Ancient Pages
Unknown 500,000-Year-Old Migration Route Of Homo Erectus From Africa - Discovered - Ancient Pages

Hundreds of stone tools used by homo erectus discovered in abandoned goldmine in Sahara Desert
Hundreds of stone tools used by homo erectus discovered in abandoned goldmine in Sahara Desert

New study in children with language deficits | EurekAlert!
New study in children with language deficits | EurekAlert!

A GROUP OF HOMO ERECTUS FLINT TOOLS | BADA
A GROUP OF HOMO ERECTUS FLINT TOOLS | BADA

Homo erectus with stone tools
Homo erectus with stone tools

A study shows that 'Homo erectus' used both Olduvayense and Achelense industry | CENIEH
A study shows that 'Homo erectus' used both Olduvayense and Achelense industry | CENIEH

Stone tools shed light on early human migrations | Nature
Stone tools shed light on early human migrations | Nature

About 1.76 million years ago, my buddies and I started making tools! | Human fossils, Ancient humans, Paleolithic period
About 1.76 million years ago, my buddies and I started making tools! | Human fossils, Ancient humans, Paleolithic period