Thursday, December 1, 2016
African Beginning
African Beginning
Anthropologists have found starting evidence of
early human life in East Africa. In 1999 Mary and Louis Leaky found pieces of bone embedded in ancient rock at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania. After careful testing, they concluded that the bone belonged to early hominids or humanlike primate. In 1974 Donald Johanson found part of hominid, the skeleton in Ethiopia. Johanson named his find Lucy after a Beatle song.