Ethiopia's Lucy Has Company as New Skull Discovered in Afar
Lucy, the famed partial skeleton found in Ethiopia in 1974, has a new companion - a male skull found just 55 kilometres from her resting place, which scientists say helps to fill a major information gap on the early evolution of man, writes RFI.
Lucy, the fossil who rewrote human history.
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Ethiopia:
Lucy's Incredible Tourist Attraction
Ethiopian Herald, 16 September 2016
Ethiopia has immense tourism potential outstanding to its natural, historical and cultural endowments. The nation is benefiting a lot from the tourism sector and it covers 4… Read more »
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Ethiopia:
Fossils Proving Nation As Land of Origins
Ethiopian Herald, 14 September 2016
Uniquely, Ethiopia has mix of natural, cultural, historical and archaeological attractions. Of late, a team of scientists has come up with new finding concerning the death of… Read more »
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Ethiopia:
Saving the Epicenter, Origin of Mankind
Ethiopian Herald, 31 March 2016
Omo and Awash lower valleys in this regard are the epicenters of the cradle of mankind -- though doubts remain whether the country has done enough to promote and protect these… Read more »