The battle of Tugen Hills

Declan Butler

Nature, 2001, vol. 410, issue 6828, 508-509

Abstract: Behind claims that the oldest human ancestor has been discovered lies a bitter row over access to Kenyan field sites — pitching the bones' discoverers against some of palaeoanthropology's biggest names. Declan Butler reports.

Date: 2001
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