Anthropological skull - Synanthropus

The anthropological 3B Scientific skull series has been completely redesigned. The result is not just an image! Institut der Anthropologie und Humangenetik für Biologen Frankfurt/Main (Institute of Biological Anthropology and Human genetics) includes various models scientifically produced from precision casting in the light of conferences held at the University of Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe. In this way, all details can be reproduced in the same way as they are naturally. To reveal this unique imitation, the skull finds were visualized using an embossed map on the foot. This skull was crafted as a Weinert-Sinanthropus imitation, faithful to its natural details, and modeled according to Black and Weidenreich drawings after various original bones were lost. Sinanthropus is a Genus Homo erectus pekinensis (Sinanthropus pekinensis) and is seen as a representative of the first humans. First human representative. Found in: Zhoukoudian district, 40 km southwest of Pekin Found: 1929 – 1936 Age: 400,000 years old