Category:Johann Carl Fuhlrott

**Johann Carl Fuhlrott**
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Date of birth	31 December 1803, 1 January 1804; Leinefelde-Worbis
Date of death	17 October 1877; Wuppertal
Place of burial	Katholischer Friedhof Hochstraße;
Country of citizenship	Kingdom of Prussia;
Educated at	University of Bonn;
Occupation	anthropologist; paleontologist; archaeologist; prehistorian; paleoanthropologist; botanist;
Field of work	natural history; archaeology; paleontology; history;
Work location	Elberfeld;
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	Q76705; ISNI: 0000000115870410; VIAF ID: 3282645; GND ID: 119519763; Library of Congress authority ID: no99001147; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 161476517; IdRef ID: 112702902; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 240107659; NUKAT ID: n2012277647; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007344862205171; Open Library ID: OL7272329A, OL7433481A; botanist author abbreviation: Fuhlrott
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Deutsch: Johann Carl Fuhlrott (* 31. Dezember 1803 in Leinefelde; † 17. Oktober 1877 in Elberfeld (heute zu Wuppertal)) war ein deutscher Naturforscher und Freimaurer

English: Johann Carl Fuhlrott was born December 31, 1803 in Leinefelde, Germany, and died October 17, 1877 in Elberfeld, (Wuppertal). He is famous for recognizing the significance of the bones of Neanderthal 1, a Neanderthal specimen discovered by German laborers who were digging for limestone in Neanderthal (Neander Valley in German) in August 1856.