Before We Painted Like Picasso, We Had to Share Like Gandhi
by Becca Cudmore
Jan 23, 2015
3 minuti
In Earth’s not-so-distant fossil record of human ancestors, an important change appears around 200,000 years ago. Compared with earlier specimens, these skeletons are relatively fine-boned, with big skulls, delicate jaws, and flat, vertical foreheads. Such remnants are thought to depict a time in history when the human became modern—anatomically comparable to you and me today.
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