British Museum – Franks House

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• RT @Qafzeh: Peking Man (Homo erectus) reconstruction by Elisabeth Daynès https://t.co/XmcdEpbg3x https://t.co/ZWzdm71Fwy, Dec 8
• RT @Qafzeh: Homo erectus, reconstructed skull of Peking Man from Zhoukoudian cave outside of Beijing, China (Photo: David Brill) #FossilFriday https://t.co/HxbqIqqb4D, Dec 8
• RT @Jamie_Woodward_: Beautifully-preserved woolly mammoth mandible and molars dug out of the brickearth of Bexley in the late nineteenth century #IceAgeLondon #FossilFriday #LondonMammoths https://t.co/3shsM254Wx, Dec 8
• RT @MatthewPope: Half-million year old hard hammer flake exposing an Echinoid cast. Boxgrove. Did the maker have their own understanding of what these ‘flinty monsters’ were? Or just an annoying flaw? Beautiful double for #FossilFriday and #FlintFriday Cc @lau_sanrom @PGarciaMedrano https://t.co/N0Dz0xJbr1, Dec 7
• RT @FossilHistory: Little Foot has arrived. The long-awaited description of a 3.6 million-year-old hominin skull from South Africa (and a fascinating revival of the #histsci name Australopithecus prometheus): https://t.co/tnNc0wPfrc 📸 Ron Clarke #fossils https://t.co/7rYkHG6kSY, Dec 7