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Discover the intriguing connection between Neanderthal Man, Lewis Berger & Sons Advertisement, The Arctic Expedition, Picture No

Neanderthal Man
An illustration of Neanderthal man 500, 000 years ago based on a skeleton found at La Chapelle-aux-Saints in 1908. It had been proven since then that man was by no means in the gorilla stage

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Picture No. 10872790
Proven wind turbines alongside harbour Penryn near Falmouth Cornwall UK Date:

Proven Collection: LCC-LFB - Fire investigation, suspected arson fire

LCC-LFB - Fire investigation, suspected arson fire
The LFB would gather photographic evidence, wherever possible, as to the probable cause of fire where arson was suspected or proven

Proven Collection: Piltdown Skull / Diagram

Piltdown Skull / Diagram
PILTDOWN MAN - a diagram of the cranium and jaw bone, claimed to be the missing link by Charles Dawson in 1912. The skull was proven to be a half- human, half-ape fake in 1953

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Discover the intriguing connection between Neanderthal Man, Lewis Berger & Sons Advertisement, The Arctic Expedition, Picture No. 10872790, LCC-LFB Fire Investigation, and the Piltdown Skull in this fascinating exploration of human history. Neanderthals, our ancient ancestors, once roamed Europe and Asia, leaving behind clues to their existence in the form of artifacts and fossils. One such artifact, the Piltdown Skull, was discovered in 1912 and sparked controversy due to its unique features, some suggesting it may be a hoax. Meanwhile, in the early 20th century, Lewis Berger & Sons, a well-known coal company, ran an advertisement featuring a Neanderthal man carrying a sack of coal, highlighting the connection between our ancient past and the modern world. The Arctic Expedition, depicted in an engraving, showcases the harsh conditions and challenges faced by explorers in search of new discoveries. This image may have inspired the imagination of those who uncovered the Piltdown Skull, leading them to believe it came from a colder climate. Fast forward to the present day, and the London Fire Brigade (LCC-LFB) investigates a suspected arson fire, uncovering evidence that may shed light on the origins of the Piltdown Skull. Could it have been a hoax, intentionally set alight to cover up the truth? Join us as we delve deeper into this intriguing mystery, unraveling the threads that connect our past to the present and exploring the fascinating world of human history.