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Meanings of early modern humans in inglés

ruso
пещерный человек
portugués
homem das cavernas
español
hombre de las cavernas
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Common name of Homo troglodytes.

hombre de las cavernas
Synonyms
Examples for "caveman"
Examples for "caveman"
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Thinking of Jodie with Jason made his highly developed mind turn caveman.
Make your move
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On the contrary, the hostile environment of the caveman has been destroyed.
Revolution, and Other Essays
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And you've seen him before in every caveman movie you ever watched.
Sympathy for the devil
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Grannies call it sixth sense, but more likely it was caveman-survival stuff.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
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She was a trouper and didn't need him acting like a caveman.
Once bitten, twice dead
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Visit Website So easy even a cavewoman can do it!
Climbing Magazine
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Topics - new research shows a cavewoman diet is potentially one of the most effective ways to slim.
Radio NZ
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What cavewoman or caveman ever got the idea of "domesticating" a plant, and how was it accomplished?
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
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She didn't recognize the sound, but something about it rang warning signals in the primitive, cavewoman side of her brain.
Worlds of Honor
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Meanwhile the ape has found a cavegirl who throws rocks at him.
The new yorker
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But their eyebrows hung over their eyes, as the cave people's did.
The Cave Boy of the Age of Stone
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She has painted it in the dark, like those ancient cave people.
And the rat laughed
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From the grunting of the cave people to the causerie of modern humankind.
The devil's heart
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The people of the shell mounds did not look just like the cave people.
The Cave Boy of the Age of Stone
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Maybe the pig bones made him uneasy about the identity of the cave people.
Cross Bones
Usage of early modern humans in inglés
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He added that doubt remained about whether Neanderthals were influenced in their jewellery making by early modern humans.
The Guardian
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They say this adds weight to the idea the latter may have adopted innovations as a result of contact with early modern humans.
The Guardian
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The Natural History Museum said the final days of the ancient rhino species "were shared with early modern humans and Neanderthals".
News.com.au
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Sophisticated leather-working equipment found in a cave in France could be evidence that Neanderthals had more advanced bone tools than early modern humans.
Radio NZ
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Despite its extinction, cutting-edge research has shown that the beast shared the earth with early modern humans right up until 35,000 years ago.
News.com.au