In 1891 surgeon Eugene Dubois discovered the first remains of Homo Erectus named the Java Man. Probably the most famous skeleton of Homo Erectus is the Turkana Boy discovered in 1984 by Kamoya Kimeu. The Turkana Boy is a near complete skeleton (the hands and feet were missing) and he was estimated to have died at around 9 years old. The way the bodies of Homo Erectus were shaped show that Homo Erectus lived on the ground, and were able to walk and run for pretty long distances. Homo Erectus were also known for their control of fire and there is evidence that they took care of old and weak individuals.