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The fossils found in Dmanisi, Georgia are changing understandings of early human migration out of Africa. Dating to 1.8 million years ago, the Dmanisi hominids are the earliest remains of the genus Homo found outside of Africa and represent the most primitive population of Homo erectus. They have small brains and bodies, challenging the idea that early humans migrated when they became larger and more intelligent. The multiple well-preserved skeletons from Dmanisi also provide new insights into the evolution of early Homo body structure and locomotion. A planned exhibit will tour major universities in the Philippines over 6 months to showcase casts of the Dmanisi skulls and other artifacts to help explain this significant rewriting
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1. Scientific evidence suggests that modern humans originated in Africa and then migrated throughout the world over hundreds of thousands of years, adapting to new environments.
2. Early hominids like Australopithecus, Homo habilis, and Homo erectus developed over millions of years, with Homo sapiens emerging around 200,000 years ago.
3. During the Stone Age, humans lived as nomadic hunter-gatherers, making tools from stone to hunt, fish, and shelter themselves, and forming basic social structures and cultural practices.
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Archaeology is the systematic scientific study of past human cultures through the analysis of artifacts and other physical remains. It is one of four subdisciplines of anthropology, along with cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and biological anthropology. The goal of archaeology is to answer questions about past human behavior and culture by recovering and analyzing artifacts using scientific methods. Archaeologists study artifacts and their context to learn about how past humans lived and to reconstruct their lifeways and technologies. Archaeology has become more scientific over time, incorporating techniques from other fields like dendrochronology, botany, and DNA analysis.
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This document provides an overview of human origins and early history based on archaeological and anthropological evidence. It describes how early hominids evolved in Africa between 5-1 million years ago, including Australopithecines and Homo habilis. Homo erectus emerged around 1.5 million years ago and were the first to leave Africa. Homo sapiens developed around 250,000 years ago, while anatomically modern humans appeared in Africa between 150,000-200,000 years ago. The Neolithic agricultural revolution began around 10,000 BC, leading to permanent settlements like Catal Huyuk and the emergence of early civilizations.
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1) Primates like humans, monkeys and apes evolved from common ancestors and share traits like opposable thumbs and binocular vision that allow for grasping and depth perception.
2) Early hominids like Australopithecus, dated to 4-6 million years ago, walked upright and had larger brains than apes, separating them evolutionarily.
3) Fossils like "Lucy" show that hominids like Australopithecus walked upright in Africa and may have been early human ancestors.
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- 2. Abridged Marketing and Sponsorship Kit As of June 29, 2015.V3Dmanisi
- 4. What is special about the fossils found in Dmanisi, especially compared to other Homo erectus fossils found outside of Africa? They are the first hominids out of Africa, dating from around 1.8 million years ago, and the most primitive.
- 5. David Lordkipanidze (photo courtesy of the National Museum of Georgia) In 1991, researchers led by archaeologist and anthropologist David Lordkipanidze unearthed a primitive hominid jaw in Dmanisi, Georgia.They estimated its age at approximately 1.77 million years old, almost 800,000 years before our early ancestors were thought to have migrated out of Africa. Since then, a wealth of similar fossils and primitive tools have been uncovered at the site, surprising the scientific community and shedding new light on how man first spread throughout the world. It’s also important that, up to now, the anatomy of early Homo and even Homo erectus was almost exclusively known from skulls. Remains from the rest of the skeleton, called post-cranial elements, are rare and fragmented. Now we have post-cranial remains from at least four individuals from Dmanisi, and they are well preserved.They’re allowing us to learn more about the evolution of body constitution and locomotion in early Homo. It gives us a chance to estimate body mass and brain size. EARLY Humans Out of Africa How are the fossils found at Dmanisi changing the way we think about early man’s migration out of Africa? Before the Dmanisi finds, the theory was that humans left Africa when their bodies became larger, there was an increase in brain capacity, and they became real carnivores. [But] the Dmanisi hominids are the first representation of our genus outside of Africa. They represent the most primitive population of the species Homo erectus. Another scenario is that Homo erectus originated in Africa, and the Dmanisi hominids represent the first dispersal out of Africa. More and earlier hominid fossils are needed to support [either] hypothesis.
- 6. From the Georgian National Museum inTbilisi, the scientific casts of the skulls will be transported to Manila… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ro73S3PdF3E
- 9. Universities Location Points within the school Dates Total Ateneo De Manila University - Ateneo Art Gallery - Singson Hall (Auditorium) - Art Pavillion Jan 25-Feb 26 19483 University of Santo Tomas (UST) - Marilan Gaerlan Hall - Henry Sy Sr. Hall - St. La Salle Hall March 7- April 15 20705 Jose Rizal University ( J.R.U.) - Museum of Arts and Sciences (Inside the UST Main Building) - Miguel De Benavides Library April 25 - May 28 44000 University of the East (Manila) - To be Determined June 6 - July 8 20000 De La Salle Manila (Taft) - UP NIGS-UPGAA Geology Museum July 18- August 19 23757 University of the Philippines (Diliman) - UP College of Medicine (Bone bank and embalming) - Florentino Herrera Library August 25- September 30 57472 TOTAL: 185,417 Considerations: May Elections 2016 Holy Week 2016 (March) 1 week hiatus for booth refurbishing The exhibit will be housed for public viewing in various Universities ….Starting January 2016
- 11. Dmanisi Skulls Scientific Casts To Be Showcased Dmanisi Fauna Dmanisi Stone Tools
- 13. Item Floor Space/Venue Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 DmanisiExhibit Lecture Series 1: The Human Evolution site of Dmanisi, Georgia Theater/ Auditorium Lecture Series 2: General Human Evolution Theater/ Auditorium Sandbox DMANISI EXHIBIT UNIVERSITY SCHEDULE Weekly Activity with CorrespondingVenue Requirement
- 14. A. Draft Design of Dmanisi Gallery: Week 1 - Week 4 State of the Art Interactive Audio -Visual Multisensory Exhibit patterned on Western Modern Museums
- 15. A. Draft Design of Dmanisi Gallery: Week 1 - Week 4
- 16. A. Draft Design of Dmanisi Gallery: Week 1 - Week 4
- 17. A. Draft Design of Dmanisi Gallery: Week 1 - Week 4
- 18. A. Draft Design of Dmanisi Gallery: Week 1 - Week 4
- 19. A. Draft Design of Dmanisi Gallery: Week 1 - Week 4
- 20. A. Draft Design of Dmanisi Gallery: Week 1 - Week 4
- 21. B. Lecture Series - Week 2 & 3 Lecture 1: The Human Evolution site of Dmanisi, Georgia Lecture 2: Human Evolution To be held in University Theater / Auditorium To be facilitated by International Professors.
- 22. AdditionalTV MediaValues from NATGEO/FOX still to be integrated.
- 23. Thank you for your interest to be part of this Global event.