Human Evolution Anthropology Exhibit

The Human Evolution Exhibit Hall includes eight hominin fossil skulls from different periods of human evolution. Here, you'll be able to see where the fossils were found, read about their significance, and "manipulate" a model of their skulls.

Read the instructions and/or watch the screencast below to learn how to navigate the Exhibit, then start exploring!

INSTRUCTIONS

Click and drag your mouse cursor to look around the hall, or use the wayfinding map to jump to a specific exhibit.
Click on the circle images of the posters to access the full poster presentation.
Use your mouse to zoom in and out of the poster for better visibility.
Click the hotspot icons on each fossil podium to access and manipulate the 3D model of the skull.
Click the hotspot icons on each poster to link to an external site that includes additional information.
Using the "full-screen" mode is recommended for reading the posters. To enable "full- screen" mode, click on the arrow at the bottom of the Virtual Hall to see the Full Window Expander option. Click on the "full-screen" button to expand and the "esc" button on your keyboard to close full-screen view.