ZAMBIA
1991
Man of Broken Hill
Homo sapiens rhodesiensis
Issue date: 1.February.1991
4 n. - Oudenodon and Rubidgea,
9 n. - Broken Hill Man,
10 n. - Zambiasaurus skull,
15 n. - Luangwa drysdalli skull,
25 n. - Glossopteris fossil.
Scott: 94-98.
Stanley Gibbons: 185-189.
Yvert nș. 93 {Set. 93/98}
Broken Hill Man is Homo (Pithecanthropus) erectus
rhodesiensis.
A new crane, exhumed in Lac N'Dutu, presents the same morphology of the cranes of Eastern Turkana. In Africa of the South, she is necessary respectively to have in account the connection with the men of the Rhodesia of Broken Hill and Saldhana, long ago considered as Neanderthaloid, but they presenting, of fact, innumerable pithecanthropoid characteristics, that give to the face skeleton, a strong-bodied aspect, that Pithecanthropus of Java remembers.
