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To solve the mysteries of Homo naledi, he returned to the ‘cave of bones’

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To unearth the secrets of an ancient human relative, paleoanthropologist Lee Berger had to squeeze through a chute seven and a half inches wide—the length of a pencil.

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To solve the mysteries of Homo naledi, he returned to the ‘cave of bones’

To unearth the secrets of an ancient human relative, paleoanthropologist Lee Berger had to squeeze through a chute seven and a half inches wide—the length of a pencil.

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