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German scientist Ralph von Koenigswald was the first to report finds from the area in the 1930s, supporting the original discovery ...
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German scientist Ralph von Koenigswald was the first to report finds from the area in the 1930s, supporting the original discovery ...
From: Intrepid Science
Added: 18 years ago
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Liang Bua is a large limestone cave on the Indonesian island of Flores and the location of an exciting new discovery in human ...
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Added: 18 years ago
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The Sangiran Dome, near Solo in central Java, is Indonesia's richest area for fossil remains of Homo erectus. More than 50 ...
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In 1890, the great Dutch anthropologist Eugene Dubois relocated to Java due to the better preservation of fossils. Initially he'd ...
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Join Chris Turney as he works with an Australian team to core an extinct volcano in tropical Queensland. Learn more at ...
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Not only did the skeletal remains in Liang Bua show the individuals were exceptionally small, but the main find also had many ...
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Eleven skulls of Homo erectus were found on a river terrace of the Solo River at the small Javanese village of Ngandong in 1931.
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The 'missing link'. The phrase encapsulates an array of ideas: a creature somewhere between ourselves and other apes; ...
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During the 1970s, digging of a canal across a bend on Java's Solo River led to the discovery of several highly evolved Homo ...
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The Mata Menge discovery was largely ignored at the time of Verhoeven but is now widely accepted to show a species of human ...
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Unfortunately, the location of the Mojokerto child was not precisely recorded at the time of discovery. However, recent analysis of ...
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A keen amateur archaeologist, Dutch priest Father Verhoeven undertook numerous excavations within the Soa Basin -- on the ...
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In 1893, while co-ordinating a dig on the river bend at Trinil in central Java with two engineers and a crew of labourers, Eugene ...
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See the ancient kauri forests being dug out of former marshlands in Northland, New Zealand (Chris Turney). To learn more, visit ...
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In 1936, the skull of a small child was found at the Javanese site of Mojokerto. Described by von Koenigswald, the infant appears ...
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2007 Wonderfest: Bay Area Festival of Science. Master of Ceremonies: Richard Hart, science/technology journalist & Emmy ...
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Join the intrepid Science teacher, Mr. Grizzelle, as he explains to his 5th grade students the intriguing strata formations in a ...
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2007 Wonderfest: Bay Area Festival of Science. Marvin Cohen, Professor of Physics, UC Berkeley Deborah Gordon, Professor of ...
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Mind Duel: Wonderfest 2008 Wondercup champions complete with scientists in a battle of science knowledge. Richard Hart ...
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Added: 17 years ago
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Introduce your students to weather science through this engaging program starring The Zula Patrol, an intrepid band of space ...
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Added: 17 years ago
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