An archaic human discovered in 1960 in the Petralona Cave in the Chalkidiki region of northern Greece. No stone tools were found. The Greek anthropologist Prianos considered this to be a typical ancestor of Neanderthals, but in recent times he has changed his claim to claim that it is even older and closer to Pithecanthropus, so its position is still inconclusive. [Suzuki Takashi] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ギリシア北部,カルキディキ地方のペトラローナ洞窟で1960年に発見された旧人。伴出する石器はない。ギリシアの人類学者プリアノスは,これを典型的ネアンデルタール人の祖先とみたが,最近ではさらに古く,ピテカントロプスに近いと主張を変えているように,その位置づけは,まだ決定的ではない。【鈴木 尚】
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