April 12, 2024
600000Y.O: ACE HOMO ERECTUS HEIDELBERGENSIS ARTEFACT!!!
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Shipping costs include insured and registered international delievery.The price below shows the worldwide (!!!) costs, not only shipping to the States! Combined shipping of multiple purchases is possible!!! In most cases it will be a marked reduction of shipping costs!!! EUROPEAN STONE AGE ARTIFACTS BY PALATINA AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED Description Outstanding Palaeolithic ( Paleolithic ) stone artifact from a famous Middle European Homo Erectus Heidelbergensis site. Archeological excavations and analyses dating the site to be 600,000 years old. Homo heidelbergensis is the species name now given to a range of specimens from about 800,000 years ago to the appearance of anatomically modern Homo sapiens (the species to which we belong). The species name was originally proposed for the fossil mandible discovered by gravel pit workers in 1907 at Mauer, a town near Heidelberg, Germany. This find consisted of a lower jaw with a receding chin and all its teeth. The jaw is extremely large and robust, like that of Homo erectus, but the teeth are at the small end of the erectus range. It is often classified as Homo heidelbergensis, but has also sometimes been considered to be a European Homo erectus. Although early Homo specimens are now known from a number of African, Asian and European Middle Pleistocene sites, the taxon Homo heidelbergensis
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