Homo heidelbergensis illustration
mauricio antón ortuzar (1961 –)
Mauricio Antón (b. 1961) is a renowned Spanish paleoartist specializing in scientifically accurate reconstructions of extinct life, particularly hominids & saber-tooth cats. His influential illustrations appear in museums worldwide and have been feat
Национальный музей и исследовательский центр Альтамиры (Сантильяна-дель-Мар, Испания)
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Illustration by Mauricio Antón for the permanent exhibition of the Altamira National Museum and Research Center. Two Homo heidelbergensis are depicted eating and preparing meat, with tools typical of the archeological industry known as Acheulean, in a bushy, woodland landscape. Homo heidelbergensis was the main inhabitant of Europe and the Iberian Peninsula between 500,000 and 200,000 BCE, living mainly in sites that were out in the open. These people were similar in height to humans of today and had a cranial capacity that was slightly smaller than ours. They were more robustly built, their foreheads had a prominent supraorbital ridge and they had strong jaws.
Об этом произведении
- Название: Homo heidelbergensis illustration
- Художник: mauricio antón ortuzar
- Год: 2000
- Формат: Tall
- Правовой статус: Объект авторского права
- Местонахождение: Национальный музей и исследовательский центр Альтамиры
- Основной цвет: Celadon
- Цветовой тон: Golden Yellow Range

