Primates

Homo sapiens are modern Humans. We are more often called Homo sapiens sapiens now.

Anthropology is the scientific study of the origin, the behavior, and the physical, social, and cultural development of humans.

Paleoanthropology is the study of extinct members of the genus Homo Sapiens.

As Homo Sapiens and other primates are closely related and have a common ancestor it is necessary for paleoanthropologists to be familiar with the evolution of existing and extinct primates.

They were known as Homo Neanderthalis, or the Neanderthals. They actually coexisted with modern humans for a little while but died out quickly after Homo sapiensarrived. There are several theories suggesting why this occured.

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Before Homo sapiens, there were several other hominin species that lived on Earth, such as Homo neanderthalensis (Neanderthals), Homo erectus, and Homo habilis. These species evolved over millions of years before Homo sapiens emerged as the only surviving species of the Homo genus.

Homo neanderthalis lived in Europe and Asia during the Ice Age. At the time, those areas were temperate or subarctice forest and tundra. They hunted animals such as mammoths, wisent, horses, and deer for food.

Some 200,000 years the beginning of our species in Africa, tens of thousands of years these modern humans remained in the continent. Around the hundred thousand years ago one group made a brief foray into the Middle East but was unable to press on. Then about 70,000 years ago a small population out broke out of Africa. That lead to us taking over the world as the dominant species.

They wore dickies and south pole shirts; are you aware that "Homo sapiens" is the scientific name of the human species of which you and I are members? This being the case, what kind of clothes do you wear? Because that's what Homo sapiens wears.

Actually we are Homo Sapiens Sapiens.

They wore thick leaves, lots of deer skin, and the fur of small animals. Thinner material in the summer and more in winter. Beaver skin would have been good for shoes. THey could probably sew and ty knots.

Yes, other hominid species such as Neanderthals and Denisovans coexisted with Homo sapiens during prehistoric times. Additionally, early Homo sapiens lived in small groups or bands and likely encountered other human groups while migrating and settling in different regions.

Homo sapiens had advanced cognitive abilities, such as better problem-solving skills and communication, which helped them develop more effective hunting strategies. They also had better tools, such as specialized weapons and traps, that increased their hunting efficiency. Additionally, Homo sapiens had a strong social structure that allowed them to collaborate and coordinate their hunting efforts.

the first human or more correctly the ''modern man'' (the actual translation from Latin is ''wise man''). An archaic form of homo sapiens is dated 800.000 years ago and a more modern form is dated 200.000 to 100.000 years before and is sometimes called ''homo sapiens sapiens''.

Modern man (homo sapiens) and neanderthal man (homo neanderthalensis) are closely related. They both belong to the genus homo, and the time periods in which the two species lived overlap. Neanderthals lived between 500,000 (ish) and 30,000 years ago, and modern humans first showed up around 200,000 years ago (modern in appearance, though not necessarily in behavior). DNA evidence even supports the idea that members of the two species inter-bred successfully! There are, however, differences: neanderthal humans had a more pronounced nose, and a slightly larger cranium (brain compartment) than modern humans. Both species made and used tools, however neanderthal tools were much more primitive. It is suggested that neanderthals were better adapted for a colder climate, which may have led to the eventual supremacy of modern humans as the planet warmed.

Homo sapiens sapiens practiced a variety of spiritual beliefs and religious ceremonies. They likely engaged in rituals involving burial rites, creation stories, and art depicting spiritual beliefs. Evidence of early religious practices can be seen in cave paintings, burial sites, and artifacts found at archaeological sites.

Homo sapiens and Neanderthals were two distinct species of the Homo genus. Neanderthals had a more robust build and different skull anatomy compared to Homo sapiens. They also had distinct cultural practices and lived in separate regions, with Neanderthals primarily found in Europe and Homo sapiens in Africa.

Homo Sapiens Sapiens refers to modern human beings, being us. Whatever religions you know of today are our religions, as well as some that have been forgotten, or are still practiced more secretly. Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Islam, Wicca, Taoism, Hinduism, Shinto, Mithraism, and the list goes on.

Neanderthals are given the name Homo sapiens neanderthalensis to show their classification within the same genus Homo as modern humans (Homo sapiens), but as a distinct species. The inclusion of Homo sapiens in their name emphasizes their close evolutionary relationship with modern humans.

Well, a 'homo viator' means 'pilgrim man', and in some sense we are all traveling and journeying to different places throughout our lives.

A man is never ever satisfied.. so he journey's not in the sense he go through other places or go to the deepest ranges. But to the extent of looking for his self to all the present questions he asks.. Accepting man as he is- a finite, imperfect being- is accepting inadequate answers o certain questions.

source: Philosophy of A Man -III edition

Homo sapiens sapiens, our species, has invented a wide range of things throughout history including tools, agriculture, writing, the wheel, electricity, computers, and various technologies that have shaped human progress and development.

The use of fire, likely from pre-existing campfires, was probably the primary method used by Homo sapiens to melt copper for shaping into tools or ornaments. This would have required the ability to control and maintain a high enough temperature for the copper to melt and be molded into desired shapes.

There is only one subspecies of Homo sapiens, which is Homo sapiens sapiens. However, within the subspecies, there is genetic diversity leading to physical differences among different populations, but all are classified as Homo sapiens sapiens.

Homo sapiens evolved from Homo erectus about 300,000 years ago. This evolution marked the emergence of modern humans with distinctive physical and behavioral characteristics.

Homo sapiens Neanderthals likely made their clothing from animal hides and furs, using tools like bone needles to sew them together. They may have also used plant fibers to create garments. While specific details are not known, their clothing would have been essential for protection from the elements.

Early human migration reached South America last. The most widely accepted theory was that human life originated in Africa and spread to the continents of Europe and Asia, as it was easy to access due to the continents being connected. During the Ice Ages, land bridges began to form which connected Asia to both North America and Australia. People then migrated to these continents because of land access. Since South America is farthest from any land bridge, it is most likely that South America was the last continent to be populated by humans that is currently populated by humans. In reality, Antarctica has yet to be populated by humans due to the extreme weather.