3.6 million years ago, two (early) people went for a walk... [humanorigins.si.edu]
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Interesting and I liked the art work, but it is a pity there are no photos of the footprints, or did I miss them.
Fernapple
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I know right? Great articles about great finds all over the world and at the best of times there's one picture taken at an acute angle with the worst light possible. Grrr
In 3.6 millions years we have still learned nothing; we still live around active volcanoes.
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