Replica of the skull of Homo Neanderthal Steinheim man ("Homo steinheimensis"), printed on a 3d printer in full size.
A skull model for anthropological analysis.
Without mandible.
Size1:1 from the original skull
The original skull belonged to the Neanderthal ancestor Homo (sapiens) steinheimensis aged 25-35 years and was discovered in gravel in the vicinity of Steinheim in southern Germany in 1933. A Neanderthal precursor or early form of Homo sapiens. Found in a gravel pit near Steinheim on Murre, Germany Date of discovery: 1933 Age about 250,000 years.
