Homo erectus is considered the first truly human species due to having a larger brain and more sophisticated stone tools compared to earlier hominins. Homo heidelbergensis was an archaic human that lived between 600,000-200,000 years ago in Europe and Africa. Homo neanderthalensis was well-adapted to Ice Age Europe with biological adaptations like sturdy bones and muscles and cultural adaptations like advanced tool-making. Significant fossil finds of Homo heidelbergensis and Homo neanderthalensis include sites in Germany and Spain. The Denisovans were an ancient human group related to Neanderthals that inhabited Siberia, while Homo floresiensis, nicknamed the "Hobbit