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Another part of my doodles of human individuals throughout human history in a kind of anime/manga style.

From Left to Right:

Tam Pa Ling Cave 1 (TPL1) ~ between 63,000 to 46,000 years ago
The skull of this adult Homo sapien was discovered in a cave in Laos. He/she and the other humans whose remains were discovered in this cave were among the first anatomically modern humans in mainland Southeast Asia. He possessed features typical of a person from Sub-Saharan Africa while his company showed characteristics that were a combination of more ancient humans and more modern ones suggesting they were of recent Homo sapien and non-Homo sapien intermixing like many other prehistoric human remains. The remains of these people provide us with a vague timeline of Homo sapiens entering Asia and leaving Africa. Bones typically preserve rarely due to the tropical and wet rainforest climate of Southeast Asia so the little fossils that are discovered can give us a lot of information. The TPL humans appear to be relatively recent immigrants from Africa.

Tepexpan man ~ 5,000 to 11,000 years ago
The remains of this Homo sapien were discovered on the shores of the now non-existent natural lake Lake Texcoco in Mexico. This person was a pre-columbian Native American. His remains were found lying face down arms under the chest and legs tucked towards the stomach in an almost fetal position. He possessed some healed injuries like a fracture in his right arm. Additionally it was determined that this individual possessed a stiff neck and suffered from arthritis. His body was possibly dumped into the lake.
I used a photograph taken by Edward Curtis of Chief Joseph (media1.fdncms.com/stranger/ima… ) as a bit of a reference as I really liked the hair style and ear rings. He's green because I kind of wanted to mix things up a little, let's just say its mud or body paint.

Minatogawa 1 ~ 18,000 to 16,000 years ago
The remains of this man were discovered in a quarry in Japan. His as well as his company's remains represent the oldest human remains in Japan. Minatogawa 1 was a man about 25 years old and he stood probably around 1.55 meters or 5 feet tall. He probably belonged to the Jōmon culture or the progenitors to them. Most artistic representations of these people probably erroneously depict them as resembling modern Japanese and the majority of East Asians; however odds are he more closely resembled Ainu people and may have possessed darker skin considering prehistoric Japanese's relationship to the Andamanese.
I used the Jojo stand of Diver Down and the character of Blackmore as a reference so it may look a little weird but I kind of like it
I gave him a little mask inspired by the neolithic shell masks discovered in I believe modern day Korea (i.pinimg.com/736x/de/69/13/de6… and i.pinimg.com/originals/13/d1/0… ).

Description
Another part of my doodles of human individuals throughout human history in a kind of anime/manga style.

From Left to Right:

Tam Pa Ling Cave 1 (TPL1) ~ between 63,000 to 46,000 years ago
The skull of this adult Homo sapien was discovered in a cave in Laos. He/she and the other humans whose remains were discovered in this cave were among the first anatomically modern humans in mainland Southeast Asia. He possessed features typical of a person from Sub-Saharan Africa while his company showed characteristics that were a combination of more ancient humans and more modern ones suggesting they were of recent Homo sapien and non-Homo sapien intermixing like many other prehistoric human remains. The remains of these people provide us with a vague timeline of Homo sapiens entering Asia and leaving Africa. Bones typically preserve rarely due to the tropical and wet rainforest climate of Southeast Asia so the little fossils that are discovered can give us a lot of information. The TPL humans appear to be relatively recent immigrants from Africa.

Tepexpan man ~ 5,000 to 11,000 years ago
The remains of this Homo sapien were discovered on the shores of the now non-existent natural lake Lake Texcoco in Mexico. This person was a pre-columbian Native American. His remains were found lying face down arms under the chest and legs tucked towards the stomach in an almost fetal position. He possessed some healed injuries like a fracture in his right arm. Additionally it was determined that this individual possessed a stiff neck and suffered from arthritis. His body was possibly dumped into the lake.
I used a photograph taken by Edward Curtis of Chief Joseph (media1.fdncms.com/stranger/ima… ) as a bit of a reference as I really liked the hair style and ear rings. He's green because I kind of wanted to mix things up a little, let's just say its mud or body paint.

Minatogawa 1 ~ 18,000 to 16,000 years ago
The remains of this man were discovered in a quarry in Japan. His as well as his company's remains represent the oldest human remains in Japan. Minatogawa 1 was a man about 25 years old and he stood probably around 1.55 meters or 5 feet tall. He probably belonged to the Jōmon culture or the progenitors to them. Most artistic representations of these people probably erroneously depict them as resembling modern Japanese and the majority of East Asians; however odds are he more closely resembled Ainu people and may have possessed darker skin considering prehistoric Japanese's relationship to the Andamanese.
I used the Jojo stand of Diver Down and the character of Blackmore as a reference so it may look a little weird but I kind of like it
I gave him a little mask inspired by the neolithic shell masks discovered in I believe modern day Korea (i.pinimg.com/736x/de/69/13/de6… and i.pinimg.com/originals/13/d1/0… ).