Homo erectus

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Contents 1 Significant Discoveries 1.1 Java Man 1.2 Peking Man 1.3 Africa 1.4 Europe 2 Primitive and Derived Traits 2.1 Cranial Morphology 2.2 Post-Cranial Morphology 3 Phylogeny 3.1 Homo habilis 3.2 Homo ergaster 3.3 Homo heidelbergensis 3.4 Archaic Hominin 3.5 Homo floresiensis 4 Geographic and Temporal Distribution 4.1 Asia 4.2 Indonesia 4.3 Africa 4.4 Europe 5 Habitat and Subsistence 6 Culture and Technology 6.1 Acheulean Stone Tools 6.2 Social Organization 7 Collections 8 References

Significant Discoveries

Java Man

Eugene Duboise;Trinil,Java G. H. R. von Koenigswald;Sangrian,Java

Peking Man

J. G. Anderson and Otto Zdansky;Zhoukoudian,China Davidson Black;Zhoukoudian,China

Africa

Lake Turkana Olduvai Gorge

Europe

Dmanisi Gran Dolina

Primitive and Derived Traits

Cranial Morphology

Post-Cranial Morphology

Phylogeny

Homo habilis

Homo ergaster

Homo heidelbergensis

Archaic Hominin

Homo floresiensis

Geographic and Temporal Distribution

Asia

Indonesia

Africa

Europe

Habitat and Subsistence

Culture and Technology

Acheulean Stone Tools

Social Organization

Collections

References