A sequence of 21 preserved footprints in northern Kenya revealed an extraordinary scene of African prehistory. Approximately 1.43 million years ago, eight extinct relatives of humans walked along a muddy shore near Lake Turkana. Parantropus boneei footprints suggest that some individuals could reach 1.80 meters high and weigh around...
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A sequence of 21 preserved footprints in northern Kenya revealed an extraordinary scene of African prehistory. Approximately 1.43 million years ago, eight extinct relatives of humans walked along a muddy shore near Lake Turkana. Parantropus boneei footprints suggest that some individuals could reach 1.80 meters high and weigh around...