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GT-Humans-Footprints-Student page 1.pdfWatch the film below, starting at time mark 9:40 minutes, as paleoanthropologist Dr. Tim White describes the Laetoli trackway (a set of preserved hominid footprints in Eastern Africa discovered in 1976) and their significance.
Watch the film below, starting at time mark 9:40 minutes, as paleoanthropologist Dr. Tim White describes the Laetoli trackway (a set of preserved hominid footprints in Eastern Africa discovered in 1976) and their significance.
Dr. White says that, “human feet, we’re all used to them, but they’re really strange.” What does he mean by that statement, and what is the significance of the Laetoli footprints? This is what you'll explore in this lesson
Dr. White says that, “human feet, we’re all used to them, but they’re really strange.” What does he mean by that statement, and what is the significance of the Laetoli footprints? This is what you'll explore in this lesson
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