Homo Heidelbergensis

Introduction

Homo Heidelbergensis, commonly referred to as the Cyclopeans, are an ancient species of hominins that evolved in Africa around 800,000 BC. Known for their robust physiques and scientific prowess, the Cyclopeans played a crucial role in the technological and cultural advancements within the Ancient Sol universe.

Overview

Homo Heidelbergensis, also known as the Cyclopeans, are characterized by their broad physiques and powerful builds, which suited them for both manual labor and scientific exploration. Their facial features include strong jaws, wide noses, and deep-set eyes, typically brown or hazel. Cyclopeans have thick, curly hair ranging from dark brown to black.

Key Features

Physical Traits: Robust, broad physiques with strong jaws, wide noses, and deep-set eyes.

Clothing: Practical, research-oriented attire, including lab coats, utility suits, and protective gear. Clothing is functional, featuring multiple pockets and reinforced seams.

Main Color: Dark Slate Gray (#2F4F4F)

Secondary Color: Gray (#808080)

Significance in Ancient Sol

The Cyclopeans were the most scientifically advanced species in Ancient Sol, known for their ambitious terraforming projects, particularly on Venus. Their dedication to scientific exploration and technological innovation significantly influenced the development and progress of other civilizations within the system.

Notable Events

Terraforming Project on Venus (11,302 - 11,497 PN): An ambitious project aimed at transforming Venus into a habitable planet. The project faced numerous challenges and was ultimately disrupted by the Micronova of 11,497 PN.

Economic Conflicts (11420 - 11440 PN): Engaged in trade disputes and territorial skirmishes with the Atlasians, leading to widespread instability across Ancient Sol.

The World War (11440 - 11450 PN): A devastating conflict involving the Cyclopeans, Atlasians, and Polygonals, resulting in significant loss of life and environmental damage.

Notable Figures

Additional Information

Social Structure

Cyclopean society is organized around scientific research and technological innovation. They have a hierarchical structure with leading scientists and researchers at the top, guiding their civilization's advancements and exploration efforts.

Facial characteristics

Cyclopeans have strong jaws, wide noses, and deep-set eyes, typically brown or hazel. Their hair is thick and curly, ranging from dark brown to black, adding to their distinctive appearance.

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Homo Heidelbergensis can be found primarily in Africa and the Middle East. During their terraforming efforts, they established a significant presence on Venus.

Average Intelligence

Cyclopeans possess high intelligence, particularly in scientific research and technological innovation. They are known for their problem-solving skills and advanced understanding of various scientific disciplines.

Scientific Name

Homo Heidelbergensis

Origin/Ancestry

Africa, Middle East

Average Physique

The average Cyclopean physique is robust and broad, with powerful builds suited for both manual labor and scientific exploration.

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Cyclopeans have skin tones that vary from dark to light brown. Their bodies are marked by their muscular builds and robust physiques, with no significant body markings.

Geographic Distribution

• Africa
• Middle East

Related Ethnicities

• Cyclopeans