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The remote lake that tells the story of humanity's birth
Our ancient human ancestors were an elusive lot. Their remains are literally thin on the ground, and even when fossils are unearthed it is rare for them to be complete. Sometimes they must be pieced together from dozens of fragments. That is why a staggering find in 1984 excited the entire field, and continues to do so today over 30 years later. It was a skeleton of a young boy, discovered at Lake Turkana in the deserts of northern Kenya.
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That was a much more interesting read than I expected. Typically I'll scan these articles for tidbits of information, but I wanted to read this entire article.
Thanks for sharing.
For one, I had never heard about the 'flat-faced man' that may or may not be an ancestor.