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this is what my mind looks like

How it feels smoking at 4am..

This is how Messi trains Dibu Martinez 😭😭

Gazans leaving the city with their hands up as... they pass by Israeli military tanks in the middle of the Gaza Strip.show more

this behind the scenes footage of 'Sex and the... City' ... this is like finding the Holy Grailshow more

Teaser trailer this week. #Supergirl

ARSENAL HAVE LOST THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL

The Godzilla in the room:

from regional at best to more than we ever... imagined . . #cliqueedit #cliqueartshow more

JUST CANT HOLD HIS ARSONIC

Charles was crying at the end of the race... - oh I feel SICK☹️show more

Lord puneet for a Reason😭

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Facial reconstruction of a 315,000-year-old man from Morocco The... first discovery at the Jebel Irhoud site was made in 1961, when a remarkably complete skull of an archaic human was unearthed. Subsequent excavations revealed another cranial vault, the mandible of a child, and several additional bone fragments. The site has been dated multiple times, with estimates ranging from 30,000 to 190,000 years ago. By 2007, the accepted age was approximately 160,000 years. However, new analyses conducted by the same research team demonstrated that the Jebel Irhoud deposits are significantly older, dating between 240,000 ± 35,000 and 378,000 ± 30,000 years ago, with an average age of approximately 315,000 ± 34,000 years. The Jebel Irhoud individuals occupy an intermediate position between modern humans (including Upper Paleolithic Cro-Magnons) and more archaic groups such as Heidelberg humans, Neanderthals, and African Middle Pleistocene populations. This pattern is evident across nearly all studied anatomical features, including the skull, mandible, brain, and dentition. The occipital and temporal bones of Irhoud 1 retain several archaic characteristics, whereas the frontal bone exhibits more derived traits. The face of Jebel Irhoud 1 is essentially indistinguishable from that of modern humans and, in some respects, appears even more modern than that of certain Upper Paleolithic Homo sapiens specimens. The mandible displays a receding chin, although a very weak indication of chin prominence may be present. Considered in isolation, the jaw appears relatively archaic; however, in combination with the facial morphology, it does not seem particularly primitive. Viewed from a three-quarter angle, Irhoud 1 appears remarkably modern, while its archaic features become most apparent in profile. The cranial vault bones of Jebel Irhoud 1 are thick, and the vault itself is low and elongated. The forehead is low and receding, although less sloping than that of European Neanderthals. The brow ridge is massive, postorbital constriction is pronounced, and the occipital region exhibits a chignon-like morphology. The mandibular fossa of the temporal bone is moderately deep and spacious. The articular eminence is well developed, and the postglenoid process is large. The face is extremely high and broad. The upper face is relatively flattened, while alveolar prognathism is strongly expressed. The orbits are tall and square-shaped, and the nose is very broad. A canine fossa is absent, and the alveolar process is high. The teeth are large. The brain morphology resembles that of the Kabwe (Broken Hill) specimen. Cranial capacity has been estimated at 1,305–1,480 cm³. (Hublin et al. (2017), Richter et al. (2017), Antropogenez, S. Drobyshevski (2017)).show more

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Some of you are really living this life and... having fun while at it… tell me why this is soooo beautiful 🥰🥰😍🥳show more

The Republic of Somaliland has officially opened its first-ever... embassy in Jerusalem.🇮🇱 🎉show more

Cameron Young always warms up with AirPods in. What... is he listening to? Nothing. Literally.show more

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