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A reconstruction of the skull of Leti, the first Homo naledi child whose remains were found in the Rising Star cave in Johannesburg. Credit: Wits University

Fossil Remains of The Lost Child Leti

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Fossil Remains of The Lost Child Leti have been found belonging to Homo naledi, our ancient human ancestors, from the Rising Star cave system in South Africa.

Footprints of an ancient hominin over 6 million years old were found in Crete,

Hominin Footprints Found in Crete Could be the Oldest Ever

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Hominin Footprints Found in Crete Could be the Oldest Ever at 6.4 million years ago. They may belong to our most ancient direct ancestor.

Bodo cranium. Homo bodoensis. posted by 360onhistory.com

A new name for an ancient human l Homo bodoensis

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Scientists have recently given a new name to one of our ancient direct human ancestors calling it Homo bodoensis. This species of hominin lived during the Middle Pleistocene (now called Chibanian) bet...

Stone tools at Singi Talav site in Thar Desert Rajasthan, India. Acheulian stone tool culture. 360onhistory.com

Pre Homo sapien stone tools in India

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Pre Homo sapien stone tools found in India, South Asia indicate the presence of Acheulian stone tool culture in the region. They were found in Thar desert.