BLOG 7: Biological Anthropology + Class Reading

In class and at home we read a part of a history/biological textbook which is the Sixth edition titled Biological Anthropology probably edited and published by Michael Lan Park.

In the first page, it talks about the BigBang and the origin of life on earth. It also has a scale with pictures, dates and a small description about what happened at that specific time. Later it showed a calendar of the year, apparently in 1975. There are important dated on it such as January 1 (Big Bang), March 20 (Galaxies form), September 2 (Formation of our solar system), October 6 (Life established, first fossil), October 27 (Photosynthesis), November 4 (Free oxygen), November 14 (Complex single cells) and November 21 (Evidence of multicellular organisms).

On page 4, there is a picture that shows the Laetoli footprint from Tanzania. It is a reconstruction from the American  Museum of Natural History in New York. It get deeper later in the First Members of Genus Homo with a timeline and maps.

They talked about a reconstruction in the Field Museum in Chicago of a reconstructed stereotype Neanderthal hairy with a reconstructed Neanderthal in the modern time. It added a paragraph of the difference between the two reconstruction.

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