| 释义 |
swans·combe man
\ˈswänzkəm-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized S
Etymology: from Swanscombe, Kent, England, where the remains were found
: a prehistoric man known from the left parietal and an occipital bone found in middle Pleistocene Thames gravels in association with Acheulean artifacts and coeval fauna and prob. representing an early form of Homo sapiens antedating Neanderthal man |