In the Spirit of Sankofa,
This was the 'missing link' that convinced scientists human life began in Africa
In August 1936, Robert Broom, a Scottish doctor with a keen interest in paleontology, visited a lime quarry in South Africa called Sterkfontein. In a guidebook at the time, the owner of the site, wrote, “Come to Sterkfontein and find the ‘missing link.’” It would not be long before Broom did just that ...
http://www.businessinsider.com/missing-link-humanity-africa-evolution-2016-9?ref=yfp
Cast in three parts: endocranium face and mandible, of a 2.1 million year old Australopithecus africanus specimen so-called Taung child, discovered in South Africa. Didier Descouens/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY 4.0
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This was the 'missing link' that convinced scientists human life began in Africa
In August 1936, Robert Broom, a Scottish doctor with a keen interest in paleontology, visited a lime quarry in South Africa called Sterkfontein. In a guidebook at the time, the owner of the site, wrote, “Come to Sterkfontein and find the ‘missing link.’” It would not be long before Broom did just that ...
http://www.businessinsider.com/missing-link-humanity-africa-evolution-2016-9?ref=yfp
Cast in three parts: endocranium face and mandible, of a 2.1 million year old Australopithecus africanus specimen so-called Taung child, discovered in South Africa. Didier Descouens/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY 4.0
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