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Humans are 100,000 years older than we thought
nypost.com
The discovery could help illuminate how our species evolved, Chris Stringer and Julia Galway-Witham of the Natural History Museum in London wrote in a Nature commentary. The Moroccan specimens were found between and and include a skull, a jaw and teeth, along with stone tools.
More complexity in early human evolution in East Africa (Natural...
article.wn.com
... studies show the evolution of early humans to be more complex, and the Natural History Museum's human origins expert Chris Stringer says, ...
Chris Stringer - Glasgow Life
www.glasgowlife.org.uk
In his ground-breaking book, The Origin of Our Species, Chris Stringer, Research Leader in Human Origins, Natural History Museum, sets out to answer all the ...
Denisovan tooth found in Laos - Cosmos Magazine
cosmosmagazine.com
vor 4 Tagen — ... seasoned anthropologist Chris Stringer, the research leader in human origins at the British Natural History Museum. Denisovan tooth laos ... › deni...
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