Homo erectus Sangiran 17 Skull Model cranium replica Full-size cast (1/26) life mask Previously on display at Wolf's

Previously on display at Wolf's Museum of Mystery

paint a detailed picture of the local habitat

The mask is considered the only lifelike reproduction of Beethoven since photography was not invented yet

White and associates hypothesize that Australopithecus is a descendant of Ardipithecus

Originally discovered by an unknown witness and documented by renowned tracker Bob Titmus

Homo erectus Sangiran 17 Skull Model cranium replica Full-size cast (1/26) life mask Previously on display at Wolf'sBone Clones Homo erectus Sangiran 17 Skull Model Homo erectus Cranium Sangiran 17 BH 018 800,000 YA. Sangiran 17 was found in 1969 in Java, Indonesia, by Towikromo. Homo erectus exhibits more humanlike features than any other Homo species. Its features include a long, low cranium with thick bones, flat frontal bone with large brow ridges, a raised sagittal keel, an occipital torus, skull widest near the base, projecting face, and cranial capacity