Oldhatóak
Oldhatóak, also known as Olddahak, are a group of extinct hominids that lived in what is now Hungary during the Middle Pleistocene epoch, approximately 800,000 to 700,000 years ago. They are named after the Olddah site in the Bükk Mountains, where their fossils were first discovered. Oldhatóak are notable for their well-preserved fossils, which include skulls, teeth, and limb bones, providing valuable insights into the evolution of early hominids in Europe.
The fossils of Oldhatóak exhibit a mix of primitive and derived features, suggesting a transitional stage in
Oldhatóak are considered to be a part of the Homo heidelbergensis lineage, which is believed to have