b. Peking Man was a member of what East Asian species?c. How long did this species survive in East Asia?d.DNA confirmed which model about the relationship between modernhumans and Homo erectus?__11. Head back to the beginning of the opposite side of this room, as indicated in theA Walk Through Time floor plan. Find the Neanderthal section. How did the sizeof the modern human brain and the Neanderthal's brain compare?12. Locate the display case behind you called Making Better Tools. When didhominids begin making tools?13. When did the modern human appear?14. The fossil remains in the Modern Human display case are from what earlyhuman?15. You are almost finished! Proceed to the next section of the room titled WhatMakes Us Human. Below, summarize the information on just one of thefreestanding displays. You may choose from Brain, Language, Music, Technologyor Art depending on which is of greatest interest to you.

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b. Peking Man was a member of what East Asian species?
c. How long did this species survive in East Asia?
d.
DNA confirmed which model about the relationship between modern
humans and Homo erectus?__
11. Head back to the beginning of the opposite side of this room, as indicated in the
A Walk Through Time floor plan. Find the Neanderthal section. How did the size
of the modern human brain and the Neanderthal's brain compare?
12. Locate the display case behind you called Making Better Tools. When did
hominids begin making tools?
13. When did the modern human appear?
14. The fossil remains in the Modern Human display case are from what early
human?
15. You are almost finished! Proceed to the next section of the room titled What
Makes Us Human. Below, summarize the information on just one of the
freestanding displays. You may choose from Brain, Language, Music, Technology
or Art depending on which is of greatest interest to you.

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