Digital Collections | AMNH - Neanderthal woman, reconstruction

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Neanderthal reconstruction diorama, woman mouthing a hide, man holding spear

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Neanderthal reconstruction, older woman with black background

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Australopithecus afarensis Lucy reconstruction diorama (with diorama background), couple walking, volcano erupting, reconstruction by John Holmes under the direction of Ian Tattersall

ptc-4936

Homo erectus reconstruction, female

ptc-5752

Homo erectus reconstruction, male

ptc-5750

Homo erectus reconstruction, male

ptc-5751

Homo erectus or ergaster reconstruction diorama, detail,

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Homo erectus or ergaster reconstruction diorama, man and woman trying to butcher impala, full view, Hall of Human Biology

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Australopithecus afarensis Lucy and her mate, diorama

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Plaster cast, La Chappelle aux Saints Neanderthal, Late Pleistocene, Europe, Biology of Man Hall, 1961

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Neanderthal Man, head, restoration by McGregor

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Dinosaur research collection temporarily laid out on floor, 1930s

ptc-5410

Cast of Australopithecus footprint from Laetoli, Tanzania, created for Hall of Human Biology, 1991

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Cast of Australopithecus footprints from Laetoli, Tanzania, created for Hall of Human Biology, 1991-1992

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Fossil Fish, tinca tarsiger, Late Oligocene period

ptc-5963

Comparison of Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon skeletons

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Carcharodon megalodon tooth, 5-23 million years old, Miocene of South Carolina

ptc-5972

Perleidus madagascariensis, primitive extinct relative of neopterygian ray-finned fishes, approximately 225 million years old, Early Triassic of Madagascar

ptc-5997

Comparison of Pithecanthropus, Neanderthal, and Cro-Magnon Man skulls

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Phareodus testis, about 57 million years old, L 34 cm, Early Eocene of Wyoming, United States

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