Story of Man Charts (70x100cm)
Description
The “Story of Man Charts (70x100cm)” are large-format, laminated educational posters that visually depict the evolution of humans from early primate ancestors to modern Homo sapiens, emphasizing key stages, major hominid species, and milestones in cultural development.
Physical Specifications
Size: 70 × 100 cm, ideal for classrooms, science labs, and academic displays.
Material: Multicolour printing on photographic or art paper, often laminated for durability and easy cleaning; typically mounted with top and bottom rollers for hanging.
Content and Educational Features
The chart illustrates the evolutionary sequence from early primates through major hominid genera such as Australopithecus, Homo habilis, Homo erectus, Neanderthals (Homo neanderthalensis), Cro-Magnons, and finally modern humans (Homo sapiens).
Key anatomical changes, such as upright gait, cranial expansion, development of tools, fire, language, and art are marked in chronological order.
Important fossil sites, estimated time frames (in millions of years), and global migration patterns may be presented to place each evolutionary stage in context.
Visual comparisons (height, skull structure, tools, clothing) help learners understand the gradual progression from prehistoric life to early human societies.
Side notes or panels often explain landmark discoveries, such as “Lucy” (Australopithecus afarensis), the “first tool users,” or the spread of early Homo sapiens out of Africa.
Educational Value
Offers an at-a-glance summary of human origins, supporting lessons in biology, anthropology, and social studies.
The large format ensures visibility during group instruction and hands-on activities related to evolution and the story of early humans.
Complements curricula on evolution, fossil studies, and the cultural milestones of mankind, fostering curiosity about humanity’s shared history.
These charts are essential classroom resources for visually narrating the journey of human evolution and helping students understand our place in natural history.
Specifications
| Model No. | N-C241 |
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