Homo neanderthalensis skull

Neanderthal Man
The quality and durability of the pieces guarantee extended use with your students.
The scientific rigor of the model is that required for museum collections.
The fragments found and reconstructed are differentiated to better understand the paleontologist's approach.

Site and date of discovery: La Chapelle aux Saints (Dordogne, France), 1908. It had a large brain of 1300 to 1700 cm3 (not measurable).
Age: Upper Pleistocene (Würm glaciation)/Middle Paleolithic, approx. 40,000 to 70,000 years before our era.

Disassembles into 2 parts
Comes with a detailed manual.