| A Look at Our Ancestors: A summary of evolutionary evidence, with photographs and characteristics of the different fossils. |
| Ancestral Lines: Shows the different shapes of skulls from chimpanzees through to modern humans. Photographs of fossils can be compared while reading about the characteristics. |
| Archaeology Info: Comprehensive human evolution and archaeology online resource. |
| Athena Review: Homo erectus: Goes through the detailed history of homo erectus, one of modern humans ancestors. |
| BBC News: Asteroids May Have Affected Human Evolution: Article reports the views of two researchers who believe that man's development could have been influenced by frequent cosmic catastrophes. |
| BBC: Walking with Cavemen: Describes the differences between different species of human ancestors, plus cavemen facts. |
| Becoming Human: Journey through the story of human evolution in a multimedia documentary experience. Requires high-speed Internet connection and Macromedia Flash. |
| Early Hominid Evolution: Looks at the discovery and analysis of early hominids. |
| Evolution of Humans: Detailed discussion of human evolution with illustrations and graphs. |
| Flat-faced Man is Puzzle: BBC News story about the discovery of fossil remains of a human-like creature that researchers say represents an entirely new branch on the human family tree. |
| Fossil Hominids: The Evidence for Human Evolution: An overview of human evolution, summarizing current thinking and describing the fossil evidence for Australopithecus and Homo. |
| Handprint : Ancestral Lines: Provides an 'interactive' graph that maps the journey of hominid ancestors from 5 million years ago to present day with descriptions of the various species. |
| Hominid Evolution: The Hunterian Museum presents a guided tour, following the timeline of fossil discoveries with dioramas, pictures and descriptions. |
| Human Evolution: The Fossil Evidence in 3D: Interactive images of the skulls of modern primate relatives and fossils of the ancestors of humans. [Requires Shockwave] |
| Human Evolution: You Try It (PBS): Explores when humans evolved, who their ancestors were, and why these species adapted. Includes Shockwave game. |
| Human Family Tree: A high school research project describes each of the different fossil discoveries and the way they fit onto a timeline. |
| Human Family Tree: Graphical depiction of different archaeological discoveries and their relationship to each other. |
| Human Origins Program: Movies and photographs illustrate the journey through five million years of human evolution, with FAQ and news of recent discoveries. From the Smithsonian Institution. |
| Human Prehistory: This interactive exhibit allows the viewer to walk through the stages of human evolution from Australopithecus to homo sapiens. |
| Leakey.com: The Leakey Family: Biographies and research of this family studying human evolution in Africa. |
| Life and Times of Early Man: Comprehensive and interactive guide to the important discoveries and different species involved. Includes a simple chart for following the development of skills and culture. |
| Origin of the Species: Written in 1859 by Charles Darwin, it is a description of evolution by natural selection. |
| Pictures of Human Evolution: Reconstructions, photographs, illustrations and timelines are used to represent the development of modern man. |
| ReligiousTolerance.org on Evolution and Creationism: Overview and history of the Evolution/Creation debate. |
| Theory of Human Evolution: The Emuseum gives a general overview, with definitions, fossil charts and a list of the important people involved in the subject. |
| Think Quest: Human Origins: Examines the mysteries and theories involved, with comparisons between the different stages of development as reflected by fossil discoveries. [Dutch and English] |
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