“Lucy”
Let’s start from the beginning – possibly the beginning of mankind. At the National Museum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, we had a quick visit with “Lucy” who, at 3.5 million years old is the oldest hominid skeleton ever found. Seeing her frail bones really put into perspective that we were in one of the most ancient lands of humankind.
Let’s start from the beginning – possibly the beginning of mankind. At the National Museum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, we had a quick visit with “Lucy” who, at 3.5 million years old is the oldest hominid skeleton ever found. Seeing her frail bones really put into perspective that we were in one of the most ancient lands of humankind.
“Lucy”
Let’s start from the beginning – possibly the beginning of mankind. At the National Museum of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa, we had a quick visit with “Lucy” who, at 3.5 million years old is the oldest hominid skeleton ever found. Seeing her frail bones really put into perspective that we were in one of the most ancient lands of humankind.
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