How scientists recreated Neanderthal man
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How scientists recreated Neanderthal man
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How scientists recreated Neanderthal man
A team of scientists has created what it believes is the first really accurate reconstruction of Neanderthal man, from a skeleton that was discovered in France over a century ago.
In 1909, excavations at La Ferrassie cave in the Dordogne unearthed the remains of a group of Neanderthals. One of the skeletons in that group was that of an adult male, given the name La Ferrassie 1.
These remains have helped scientists create a detailed reconstruction of our closest prehistoric relative for a new BBC series, Prehistoric Autopsy.
La Ferrassie 1 is one of the most important discoveries made in the field of Neanderthal research.
His skull is the largest and most complete ever found. The discovery of his leg and foot bones was hugely significant, revealing to scientists that Neanderthals walked upright, contradicting previous research.
(conitnued, upright hey?)
How scientists recreated Neanderthal man
A team of scientists has created what it believes is the first really accurate reconstruction of Neanderthal man, from a skeleton that was discovered in France over a century ago.
In 1909, excavations at La Ferrassie cave in the Dordogne unearthed the remains of a group of Neanderthals. One of the skeletons in that group was that of an adult male, given the name La Ferrassie 1.
These remains have helped scientists create a detailed reconstruction of our closest prehistoric relative for a new BBC series, Prehistoric Autopsy.
La Ferrassie 1 is one of the most important discoveries made in the field of Neanderthal research.
His skull is the largest and most complete ever found. The discovery of his leg and foot bones was hugely significant, revealing to scientists that Neanderthals walked upright, contradicting previous research.
(conitnued, upright hey?)
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Re: How scientists recreated Neanderthal man
Anyone see the BBC2 programme on that last night? Pretty good, I thought! 
And Prof. Alice Roberts....

And Prof. Alice Roberts....

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Me too. And Alice Roberts is totally
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Gawdzilla Sama wrote:

The homo erectus episode was a good one last night too. Tonight is the australopithicus afarensis one... or 'Lucy' to her friends. Should be cool.

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Yeh, the last one was good.
She wore a sort of jumper, so you couldn't see the underlying nipples, but you got a very good view of their overall size and shape.
There were shots of her going up a ladder as well, so her ass was prominently displayed.
What spoiled it for me was the old gits, talking about bones.
She wore a sort of jumper, so you couldn't see the underlying nipples, but you got a very good view of their overall size and shape.
There were shots of her going up a ladder as well, so her ass was prominently displayed.
What spoiled it for me was the old gits, talking about bones.
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Re: How scientists recreated Neanderthal man
That explains Chuck Norris.
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"Gather your scattered genes together and we shall create you anew."FBM wrote:That explains Chuck Norris.
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Science in action.mistermack wrote:Yeh, the last one was good.
She wore a sort of jumper, so you couldn't see the underlying nipples, but you got a very good view of their overall size and shape.
There were shots of her going up a ladder as well, so her ass was prominently displayed.
What spoiled it for me was the old gits, talking about bones.

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Gawdzilla Sama wrote:"Gather your scattered genes together and we shall create you anew."FBM wrote:That explains Chuck Norris.
A new what?

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A new cave man to amuse the masses.FBM wrote:Gawdzilla Sama wrote:"Gather your scattered genes together and we shall create you anew."FBM wrote:That explains Chuck Norris.
A new what?
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Do we know that neanderthal didn't have abundant body hair as a cold adaptation? I've heard theories that they may have been hairy like big foot.
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We know they made clothes, and that they never developed the needle.Tyrannical wrote:Do we know that neanderthal didn't have abundant body hair as a cold adaptation? I've heard theories that they may have been hairy like big foot.
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What's so amusing about a new cave, man?Gawdzilla Sama wrote:A new cave man to amuse the masses.FBM wrote:Gawdzilla Sama wrote:"Gather your scattered genes together and we shall create you anew."FBM wrote:That explains Chuck Norris.
A new what?
"A philosopher is a blind man in a dark room looking for a black cat that isn't there. A theologian is the man who finds it." ~ H. L. Mencken
"We ain't a sharp species. We kill each other over arguments about what happens when you die, then fail to see the fucking irony in that."
"It is useless for the sheep to pass resolutions in favor of vegetarianism while the wolf remains of a different opinion."
"We ain't a sharp species. We kill each other over arguments about what happens when you die, then fail to see the fucking irony in that."
"It is useless for the sheep to pass resolutions in favor of vegetarianism while the wolf remains of a different opinion."
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But they may have used other drugs, right?Gawdzilla Sama wrote:We know they made clothes, and that they never developed the needle.Tyrannical wrote:Do we know that neanderthal didn't have abundant body hair as a cold adaptation? I've heard theories that they may have been hairy like big foot.
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