Alemseged Beldados and Hiruy Daniel, 2017. Ethno-archaeological Study of Noog (Guizotia abyssinica) in Ethiopia, Journal of Ethnoarchaeology online publication. Alemseged Beldados and Kifle Zerue 2017 ...

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Ethiopian anthropologist Zeresenay Alemseged struggled against all odds to make one of the biggest recent discoveries in human origins: the fossil bones of Selam, a 3.3 million year hominid child.

It's been 3.2 million years since she died--and 32 since she was unearthed from the Ethiopian desert and christened after a Beatles song--but the prehuman fossil known as Lucy can still draw a crowd.

These are the skeletal remains of "Selam," a three-year-old girl who died 3.3 million years ago. She is the earliest skeleton of a child ever found. ... Selam was discovered by Ethiopian scientist ...

A San Francisco anthropologist and his international research team report to have found evidence in the harsh Ethiopian desert that human ancestors used stone tools to cut and smash animal bones for ...

A tropical storm beats against the national museum in Addis Ababa. The violent thunder and lashing rain contrasts with the serene activity within. Inside a solitary figure is cleaning up a 3.3-million ...

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