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DECEMBER 6, 2000 French and Kenyan scientists say they have discovered the fossilized remains of human ancestors in Kenya that are 6 million years old. If correctly dated, the bones, which include parts of jaws with teeth, arms, legs, and fingers, would be 1.5 million years older than a previous find made in Ethiopia. Get the Story:
Scientists say they have found oldest bones of human ancestors (AP 12/5)
Scientists uncover old bones
Facebook TwitterDECEMBER 6, 2000 French and Kenyan scientists say they have discovered the fossilized remains of human ancestors in Kenya that are 6 million years old. If correctly dated, the bones, which include parts of jaws with teeth, arms, legs, and fingers, would be 1.5 million years older than a previous find made in Ethiopia. Get the Story:
Scientists say they have found oldest bones of human ancestors (AP 12/5)
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