[SunkenCiv]

stumbled across this old link on here:

http://www.westmount.ci.yrdsb.edu.on.ca/early_man.html

Then tracked down the web archive version of the page itself.

[SunkenCiv]

That's it, I'm going to bed. I got the name "Tom Baldwin" from a websearch for "tcbpfb", which one Tom Baldwin uses on the Amazon website.

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[mcg1969]

You said "Homo Erectus".
heh heh.
(SHUT UP, Beavis!)

[BenLurkin]

"That used to be McGreevy!. He's okay BI me!"

[Lazamataz]

Homo Erectus probably wanted gay marriages.

[SunkenCiv]

Ping!

[SunkenCiv]

February 2005 bump

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a link in a bump:

Ancient Tools At High Desert Site Go Back 135,000 Years (California)
San Bernardino Sun | 11-24-2005 | Chuck Mueller
Posted on 11/24/2005 1:02:17 PM PST by blam
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1528086/posts

[SunkenCiv]

• Jinniushan skeleton (China)
• Picture Gallery of Fossil Hominoids and Hominids from China (from Google cache)
• similar page, same original source (from Google cache)

[SunkenCiv]

New Analysis of Chinese Fossil Provides Clearer Picture of Pleistocene Humans
by David Biello
February 21, 2006
Scientific American

In 1984 researchers working at a site called Jinniushan, near the town of Yinkou in northeastern China, found the fossilized remains of a woman who lived roughly 260,000 years ago. Though the climate may have been milder then, she still lived near the edge of human existence in a time before fire... the lady from Jinniushan is the biggest woman yet found from the Pleistocene, weighing in at an estimated 173 pounds or so and standing some five feet tall. This led some researchers to classify her as a male specimen, but the shape of her pelvis suggests differently. "If we use modern sexing criteria, it looks clearly female," Rosenberg says. The size and apparent strength of the Jinniushan woman may have been an adaptation to a cold climate. Much like elk or bears, these cold-adapted humans grew larger but with shorter limbs than those of their tropical peers in order to conserve heat more efficiently, the team posits.

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Just a Blast from the Past.

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