Paleoantropolog Zeresenay Alemseged  traži korijene čovječanstva  u etiopijskim pustinjskim predjelima. Ovdje govori o pronalasku najstarijeg čovječjeg kostura djeteta – i o tome kako Afrika čuva tragove našeg čovječanstva.

Zeresenay Alemseged traži korijene čovječanstva

The discovery of a 3.3-million-year-old child’s skeleton in Ethiopia has transformed our understanding of human evolution. This ancient girl, named Selam, walked upright but still climbed trees, and her brain was growing slowly much like modern children. Her remains offer the first glimpse of what infants looked like so far back in time, bridging a crucial gap in the fossil record. These findings highlight Africa’s central role in human origins and challenge us to shape a legacy worthy of our ancestors.

Ancient Child Skeleton Reveals the Deep African Roots of Humanity

Africa

anthropology

exploration

global issues

humanity

paleontology

science

evolution

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Zeresenay Alemseged: Zeresenay Alemseged traži korijene čovječanstva