Turkana Boy skull replica \ Homo Ergaster with jaw KNM-WT 15000

Skull Replica (Homo ergaster, Turkana Boy, Nariokotome Boy) – Turkana Boy
Description and Manufacturing Technology:
An anatomically precise 3D replica of the famous "Nariokotome Boy" skull, printed from durable plastic based on a digital scan of the original fossil. The model preserves all key features of the fossil specimen, including natural deformations and damage.
Dimensions:
Full-scale 1:1 replica
Dimensions: 192 mm (length) × 125 mm (width) × 127 mm (height) /
7.56" (length) × 4.92" (width) × 5.00" (height)
Structural Features:

• Consists of two parts: the cranium and a detachable mandible
• Detailed reproduction of:
• The distinctive braincase shape
• Facial bone anatomy
• Dental arch features

Scientific Significance:

• Dating: ~1.6 million years ago
• Discovery site: Nariokotome, Kenya (1984)
• Discoverers: Richard Leakey’s team

Key Features:

• Brain capacity: 880–909 cm³ (estimated adult size)
• One of the most complete early Homo skeletons (~40% preserved)
• Estimated height: ~160 cm (projected adult height: 185 cm)
• Important transitional species between H. habilis and H. erectus

Anatomical Characteristics:

• Elongated, low braincase
• Prominent brow ridges
• Progressive nasal structure
• More gracile build compared to H. erectus
• Indicates early adaptation to a hot climate

Applications:

• Educational tool for anthropology students
• Scientific research on human evolution
• Museum exhibits and educational projects
• Collectible paleoanthropological replicas
• Lecture and demonstration material