New Light on Human Ancestor's Diet

A team working on the 2-million-year-old human ancestor is causing a stir in scientific circles after publishing new findings on what our early ancestors ate.

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  • South Africa:  New Light On Human Ancestor's Diet

    SouthAfrica.info, 28 June 2012

    A South African-led research team working on Australopithecus sediba, the 2-million-year-old human ancestor recently discovered in South Africa, have published new findings on what ... read more »

Photo: City of Joburg

Sediba's hand is unique.



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  • foryohjonathan0000
    Sep 10 2011, 05:37
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    That skeleton hand could be part of any species; it's just another political games to have a vital crip in South Africa Politic. When such is done, South Africa politics will corrupted and next in line will be just as what's being going on in Kenya, Nigeria and others. Africans and Africa, when are you going to seriously watch the games of the destroyers and the exploiters?? WHEN??