Pithecanthropus Erectus - 1998100 BC

Sangiran (Dreamland Library) - In the Sangiran site area, traces of 2 million years old to 200,000 years ago (1,998,100 BC - 198,100 - the assumption when Dubois was calculated in 1,891 AD - close to 1,900 AD) can still be found today. . Relatively intact too. So that experts can assemble a common thread of history that has happened in Sangiran in sequence. Sangiran Museum is an archeological museum located in Kalijambe District, Sragen Regency,...

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Hobbits From Indonesia 92000 BC to 11000 BC

Ilustrasi Flores (Dreamland Library) - If you have ever watched the first Star Trek, you might remember the dialog when chasing with a flying motorbike. Where are the hobbies screaming in Indonesian ... Well here's the answer ... Homo Floresiensis ("Flores Man", nicknamed Hobbit) is the name given by the research group to species of the genus Homo, which has a body and brain volume. small.Back to Dreamland Library 7-Lifestyle - Back...

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Wangsakerta Manuscript - Year 1677 AD

Trowulan (DreamLandLiberary) - Wangsakerta Manuscript - Year 1,677 AD gives us many important notes about the history of the archipelago, for this reason this manuscript can also be used as a reference to the history of the archipelago which has connections with world history. Malay Deutero Migration For thousands of years, the Proto Malay Nation has lived in the archipelago. Only around 300 BC, came a newcomer nation, which later became known...

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Evolution of Human Hominids

Answering and finding Missing Link Main Literacy Sangiran (DreamLandLibrary) - The book "Sangiran Answering the World" was published by the Sangiran Ancient Human Site Preservation Hall, an institution that has the most authorization to publish it. The publication of this book is fully supported including its funding by the Government of Central Java Province. Pak Bibit Waluyo, Governor of Central Java, gave a speech in this book. Mr. Bibit...

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Peking Man - 778000 BC

Taipeh (DreamLandLibrary) - Peking Man (Chinese: traditional Hanzi: Chinese: Běijīng Yuánrén), also called Sinanthropus pekinensis (now Homo erectus pekinensis), is an example of Homo erectus. A group of fossil specimens were discovered in 1923-1927 during excavation at Zhoukoudian (Chou K'ou-tien) near Beijing (then called Peking), China. These findings have been dated to around 500 thousand years ago, although further studies proposed the...

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Java Man - 5 Million Years Ago

Mojokerto (DreamLandLibrary) - Javanese man (Homo erectus paleojavanicus) is a type of Homo erectus that was first discovered. At the beginning of the discovery, this human-like creature was given the scientific name Pithecanthropus erectus by Eugène Dubois, the team leader who managed to find his skull fossil in Trinil in 1891. The name Pithecanthropus erectus itself comes from Greek and Latin roots and has a human-ape meaning that can stand...

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