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Although this site really doesn't have much to do with the oldest known human remains in Europe, it did inspire me to showcase and share those things I think are cool and interesting.

Some of the things I find interesting and often intriguing are foreign cultures, history, technology and anthropology.

A couple of years back, I took a trip to Italy and stayed in a small village south east of Rome in the Province of Frosinone callled Ceprano. This place has it all. A unique and community oriented culture, history dating back to the ancient Greeks and of course, the oldest known remains of a human ever found in Europe.

These remains were originally thought to be a unique branch of man's evolution and were named after the town near where he was found - "Ceprano man!"

In keeping with the site's theme, here is a link to the real Ceprano Man - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_cepranensis.