Archanthrope

Archanthropus (ancient Greek: Αρχανθρωπος); modern spelling - Homo heidelbergensis - a species of fossil higher primates of the tribe Hominini of the superfamily Apes, chronologically close to the time of the appearance of the first representatives of the genus Homo (the time of the so-called Aurignacian culture), and therefore is usually considered as the ancestor of the species Homo sapiens sapiens (anatomically modern humans) or as a subspecies of it, subspecies of which live today (Homo erectus, Neanderthal). This species has previously been described in subgeneric clades representing different primate evolutionary lineages. Descriptions of archanthropes were found in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, Europe is the site of these animals. Biologists estimate that it appeared around 450,000