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The bone fragments of the two Australopithecus date back more than 3 million years (ANSA)
One more reason to organize a school trip to the East? For the first time, Lucy's bone fragments will be on display in Europe. From Ethiopia to the Czech Republic, the remains of this bipedal hominid are now on display at the Czech National Museum in Prague for two months only. "Possibly dead between the ages of 11 and 13 (which is considered adulthood for this species), measuring less than 1.10 m tall and weighing around 29 kg, Lucy is usually …
The History of Human Development comes to life: Lucy and Selam's bones are exposed to Europe for the first time - World Stock Market
The bones of the ancestor of man, Lucy, aged 3.18 million, who rarely leave Ethiopia, were presented to the public in Prague on Monday, with the Czech prime minister describing the fossil report “the first time in Europe”. The ancient remains of Australopithecus afarensis were discovered in Ethiopia in 1974. The discovery was, at its time, the most complete that had ever become and redefined the understanding of the ancestors of mankind. In the …
Lucy and Selam have traveled together for the first time outside their native Ethiopia. One lived 3.2 million years ago, the other 150,000 years earlier. Ethiopia has lent them together for the first time, and they are on display at the National Museum.
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