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2.5 Million Years of Human Evolution

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What is it that makes us Human? What gives humans the ability to reflect on the past and ponder the future. This evidence builds a spectacular picture, a story, one which demonstrates survival of the Individual most likely to survive. This is their story – THIS, is OUR story! This production would have been worthless, had it not been for the talented artists who allow us to put a face to the fossilised fragments that Paleoanthropologists so often find. The work of John Gurche (Link: www.gurche.com along with Giovanni Caselli (www.giovannicaselli.com and many others made this video so very satisfying to produce. Their work; work which follows the full rigours of scientific adds a more poignant touch, allowing us to contemplate their legacy. Enjoy! The video clips used in this presentation are primarily taken from the following: Walking With Cavemen – Blood Brothers Walking With Cavemen – Savage Family Walking With Cavemen – The Survivors BBC’s Horizon Documentary – The Mystery Of The Human Hobbit What follows are the links to the images in this video. Homo antecessor: 1200 — 800 KA Link: en.wikipedia.org Homo erectus: 1800 — 50 KA Link: www.echomolise.org Homo ergaster: 1.9 — 1.4 MYA Link: www.bbc.co.uk Homo floresiensis: 100 — 12 KA Link: www.gurche.com Homo georgicus: 1.8 MYA Link: books.google.ie Homo habilis: 2.5 — 1.6 MYA Link: rst.gsfc.nasa.gov Homo heidelbergensis: 800 — 350 KA Link: commons.wikimedia.org Homo neanderthalensis: 200 — 28 KA Link: www.gurche …

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