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Homo Antecessor
Atapuerca, near Burgos, Spain, is the greatest dig of modern times. Everyone is excited. What is all the fuss about? What’s so special about Atapuerca? On July 8, 1994, a new species of man was discovered. They found human remains … Continue reading
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Tagged Atapuerca, bones, Burgos, dig-site, excavation, fossils, homo antecessor, human remains, new species
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