What you'll discover in this article ・A new 2 million-year-old adult Homo erectus fossil confirms that our ancestors were in South Africa 200,000 years before anywhere elsewhere. ・H. erectus and ...

A 2-million-year-old skull fragment from Drimolen adds an adult to the earliest Homo erectus record, when another hominin outnumbered it 10 to 1.

An adult skull fragment from the Drimolen cave confirms Homo erectus lived in South Africa 2 million years ago, about 200,000 ...

La Trobe archaeologists have described 18 new hominin fossils, including a second Homo erectus skull fragment that confirms ...

A new adult fossil from South Africa confirms Homo erectus lived there about 2 million years ago, alongside changing ...

Researchers have described 18 previously unpublished hominin fossils from South Africa, including an adultHomo erectusfossil ...

Until now, however, the earliest evidence of Homo erectus at Drimolen came from DNH 134, a child who was between two and four years old. Because the specimen was so young, researchers could not be ...

An adult skull fragment from Drimolen strengthens the evidence that Homo erectus lived in South Africa about 2 million years ...

A 2-million-year-old skull fragment from South Africa may be an adult Homo erectus, predating previously discovered fossils ...

It has now been identified as the oldest adult Homo erectus specimen found in Africa. Catalogued as DNH 127, the fragment ...

Archaeologists identified hominin fossils in South Africa, including a 2-million-year-old adult Homo erectus fossil.

Currently, the only human species living on Earth is us, Homo sapiens.Because of this, when you hear the word "human," you ...