Skull of Homo rhodesiensis (Broken Hill)

Sku: 504104

3B Scientific

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Hollow skull for a scientific approach to human evolution
Extremely precise casting of scientific reproductions from university collections
Discovery location indicated on the support

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Presentation

Skull without mandible showing a large cranial volume (1300 cm³) and a very large brow ridge. Presenting both Neanderthal characteristics (wide face, sub-orbital torus) and Homo sapiens, the position of this group is still the subject of hypotheses. Discovered in Zambia (1921). Dating: between 200,000 and 300,000 years ago.

Technical characteristics

Lignée	Humaine
Qualité des modèles	Musée
Masse	1,2 kg
Espèce	Homo rhodesiensis

Caractéristiques techniques

Delivered on support with instructions Dimensions: 21 x 15.5 x 23.5 cm