The Smithsonians Human Origins Program | The Smithsonian Institutions Human Origins Program

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Web Name: The Smithsonians Human Origins Program | The Smithsonian Institutions Human Origins Program

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RT @ApssSeries: First guest of APSS, who will speak about the history of genus Homo:Dr. Aurélien Mounier - CNRS (Musée de l’Homme) on: “From the Early – Middle Pleistocene Transtion to the Late Pleistocene”Next Thursday (13/05) at 4 pm CEST.To register mail to: africanprehistoryss@gmail.com https://t.co/quILMKBTAh To decide if you will be one who makes life better for yourself or for others, and then discovering what everyone looks for in death. - Jarrod, Age 15, Seattle, WA, USA To understand that one functions within a bigger picture and that there are more important things than the individual. - Jeremy, UT It means to have a soul with a will, emotions, intelligence, and a conscience of moral right and wrongs. - Julianne, SC to be shattered and to try to fix the unfix-able. we are all shattered and trying to fix ourselves but we are broken so it doesn t work - Talia, Australia What does it mean to be human? Humans have there good days and bad, Humans make mistakes and learn from them and humans are unique in there own ways. - Jayden, SDSCPA What it means to me, is that you love, you fall, you get back up, and you push through. The human race is filled with items. - #invinciblenick, Australia Hobbits on Flores, IndonesiaNew digs and geological dating in Liang Bua Cave, Indonesia, show that Homo floresiensis, nicknamed the “hobbit” for its small size, became extinct around 50,000 years ago – tens of thousands of years earlier than originally thought. AP Biology Curriculum MaterialsAre you an AP Biology teacher? Click here for freely downloadable curriculum materials aligned to the AP learning objectives that use human case studies to teach core evolutionary principles and a resource to help teachers create a comfortable and supportive classroom environment for teaching evolution.Lesson Plans Human Evolution: Religious PerspectivesThe Hall of Human Origins offers a welcoming place to explore one of the most exciting areas of science, the study of human evolution. Despite strong public interest in the science, however, many people find this topic troubling when viewed from a religious perspective. Representatives of diverse religious communities encourage a larger, more respectful understanding of both the scientific evidence and religious belief.How To Tell a Rock from a Stone ToolHow can you tell if a rock is actually an early stone tool? Watch this video to find out.Designing the ExhibitionThis video takes you behind-the-scenes into the process of designing and building the Smithsonian's Hall of Human Origins. How strong are we?The bones of human ancestors were very strong, able to withstand powerful muscular activity. But about 12,000 years ago, people began to develop agriculture and started living in permanent settlements. It was then beneficial to evolve smaller muscles and lighter bones that didn’t require as much energy to grow and maintain.

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