I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW

This section provides a good overview about the human anthropology history and evolution:

• Hominid Evolution from Australopithecus to Cro-Magnon ("..A definitive survey of the the current state of knowledge regarding Human origins, with bibliography")
• The Evolution of Man (From the oldest hominids, the genus Australopithecus to the Homo Sapiens. A short overview)
• The Scientific Evidence For the Origin of Man ("..One of the most fundamental beliefs of evolutionism is that man has evolved from beasts through time, chance and natural
  selection. Some insist that evolutionism does not teach that man evolved from apes but rather from "ape-like" ancestors.."- Detailed!)
• Human Evolution - The Last 5 Million Years (Detailed)
• Creation & Catastrophe (History of Mankind)
• Are we from the monkeys?
• Forgeries to support the claim of human evolution
• Animals Serving The Development Of Mankind (Article)
• Time Line of Human Evolution in China (Homo erectus - Premodern H. Sapiens. Detailed overview with images)
• Carboniferous human bones -- an evaluation ("..This document evaluates some of the claims of "human bones in Carboniferous-age rocks" in eastern Pennsylvania..")
• Human Evolution - The Fossil Evidence in 3D ("..gallery contains five modern primate crania, and five fossil crania. The crania can be rotated 360 degrees. Each cranium is accompanied by a short description of its relevance to human evolution, and a site map..." - Interactive Site)
• and more...

II. AUSTRALOPITHECUS - THE FIRST HOMINID

The Australopithecus is one (if not the) first hominid and this paragraph provides the most important links to related information:

• Australopithecus (General, but with several related onside articles. Good overview)
• Australopithecus afarensis & boisei (Images: Art impressions).
• Australopithecine's includes both Australopithecus and Paranthropus, AKA A. robustus (Charts & good index)
• Hominid Evolution - Australopithecus (An overview)
• Australopithecus & Ardipithecus ramidus - Introduction
• Australopithecus afarensis: The story of Lucy
  ("..Australopithicus afarensis is a recently discovered Hominid species which lived in north east Africa, in the Hadar region of Ethiopia...)
• Model of Australopithecus boisei
• Australopithecus and Paranthropus ("..The first
  Australopithecus was discovered by Dr. Raymond Dart in 1924 in South Africa. The name Australopithecus.." - detailed)
• and more...

III. NEANDERTHAL MAN

The Neanderthal man seems not be very important towards the human development but he is nevertheless famous for several reasons. Find out here what's all about his evolution:

• Neanderthal man (The Columbia Encyclopedia)
• Neanderthals and Modern Humans - A Regional Guide ("..up-to-date information on the prehistoric people of Eurasia known as Neanderthals, and on the early modern humans who succeeded them..." - Excellent site!)
• Neanderthal Man - How did he differ from Modern Man?
• Was Neanderthal man a scavenger or skilled hunter? (Article)
• Neanderthals practiced cannibalism (Article: Result of analyzing 100,000-120,000 year-old bones)
• Neanderthal Man - Study suggests Neanderthals ate meat and little else (Article)
• DNA tests show humans not Neanderthals' descendants
• Neanderthal or Neandertal? (Article)
• Neanderthal Man type site rediscovered (Scientists have unearthed the lost treasure of the Neander Valley in Germany.
• Neanderthal men did not dwarf their women after all (Article)
• Neanderthal Man Information (Article)
• and more...

IV. CRO-MAGNON MAN

The Cro-Magnon man is almost a Homo Sapiens and important for the human development:

• Cro-Magnon man (The Columbia Encyclopedia)
• Cro Magnon Man - A True Human (Article with images)
• Caveman The Beginning Of Art (Cro-Magnon art: In caves. Several Images)
• Magnon Man may have been good astronomer (Article)
• Cro-Magnon man (Article)
• Anthropological Insights - Atlantis and Cro-Magnon Man ("..An anthropological fact usually ignored in popular TV shows and documentaries is that there are notable differences in types of paleolithic man)
• and more...

V. CHARLES DARVIN - EVOLUTION & DEGENERATION

Without Darwin's theories of evolution, we would still believe monkeys are our direct ancestors. He has changed our view about the human development:

• The Degeneration of Man ("..Mutations are inevitable in human reproduction...")
• Charles Darwin
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VI. RELIGION, CHRISTIANITY, SPIRITUALITY, THEOSOPHY & PHILOSOPHY, THEOSOPHY & PHILOSOPHY:

The evolution and history of man can not only be understood under anthropology aspects alone but also under philosophical or religions point of views. Here are some related articles:

• Qur'anic guidance about the reality of Man and the History of Mankind {"..Mankind was but one people; so Allah sent the prophets..")
• Man in Evolution (Theosophy. Very comprehensive, several chapters)
• The Origin Of Man (Philosophically)
• Science And "The Secret Doctrine" (1926-1951; a 103-part series. Very detailed)
• God-Man - Our Final Evolution - The Next Evolution of Man ("..Research indicates that mankind is still going to undergo one more evolutionary leap into a far more competitive being called God-Man. That God-Man in the future will be...)
• Evolution's Hand: Searching for the Creator in Contemporary Science ("..a sophisticated and provocative popular introduction to the relationship between science and theology, at the leading edges of the contemporary quest for knowledge..." - An online book)
• and more...