What if we were not alone on this world? What if we were competing with another species of humanoids? Well, it’s a good thing that we are not, but you can find out tomorrow all about one of the Homo-Sapien ancestors, The Neanderthal man. You will be finding out where the first skull was discovered, and why it was named “Neanderthal”. With their overly large heads, and short stature, the Neanderthal was a force to be reckoned with. We will be showing you the difference between the human skull ad the Neanderthal skull, as well as getting an artistic view of the differences drawn by Justin. We will also be going over the ideas of what the people have to say on the subject. Matt will talk about the churches view and why the Neanderthal man contradicted what the Bible said. Caitlin will then take you through a marvelous tour of art and how the body of the Neanderthal compared to man was portrayed. Not only will you be getting an art tour, Darin will be taking you all through a trip to the future seeing what may happen with the subject of the Neanderthal man. Didn’t find enough information in this? Look at these two sources right here:
http://www.biblon.com/pdf/enigma.pdf
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/407406/Neanderthal
Come tomorrow to find out the true story behind……The Neanderthal Man.
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What about the possibility that the Homo Sapiens Neanderthalis was actually taken into the Homo Sapiens Sapiens genome?
ReplyDeletewho is the neanderthal man more closely related to man or monkey? Was the neanderthal man possesing of any intelligence or just simply a sub-par hunter gatherer? just some questions to think about that i'm sure are covered.
ReplyDeleteAgain, I'm currently watching the presentation. Good conviction for your set time period, I think it's a solid edge to base your presentation on.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how the greater populous as a whole reacted to this find. When was the idea of evolution put into play by Darwin compared to this time frame?
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