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What has been found in
Ethiopia that suggests
it may be the place of
humankind's origin?
A. 3.2 million year old bones
B. 3.2 million year old carvings
C. 3.2 million year old manuscripts

Sagot :

pawan2008
It is A, 3.2 million year old bones. Until now, the oldest fossil skeleton of a human ancestor was the 3.2-million-year-old partial skeleton of Lucy, discovered in the Afar depression of Ethiopia, near Hadar, in 1974 and named Au. afarensis.
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