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Rising Star Expedition - Fall 2013
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Berger, Johannesburg, schools, document, hominid, UNESCO, twitter, 3.5, 1000, bones
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Cradle of Humankind, South Africa
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World Heritage Site first named by              in 1999, about 50 kilometers northwest of                         , South Africa
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a site that in the past has produced a large number and some of the oldest                fossils ever found, some dating back as far as        million years ago
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Rising Star expedition
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end of 2013
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recovered over          hominid bone fossils
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cave discovered in early October 2013
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National Geographic Explorer Lee             
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exploration team leader Pedro Boshoff
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found slot he couldn't get into
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enlisted Rick Hunter and Steve Tucker, two cavers were able to get into it and climb down
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a 12 meter downward climb, at narrowest points only 16 centimeters wide
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at the bottom of the slot were           
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bones were identified as an early hominid
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they needed cavers who could professionally                  and pack the bones to take them back out
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six women team
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cavern is 30 meters underground
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discovered that the bones were not from one individual, but but from many
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a very modern expedition:                feeds as bones come out of the cave, multiple blogs by the cavers, archeologists, and anthropologists, skyping with                around the world
Rising Star Expedition - Fall 2013
Savanna Chimpanzees
The Molecular Clock
What is Biological Evolution?
The Place of Ardipithecus
Hominid Bipedality
Early Hominins
Hominin Species and Speciation
The Laetoli Footprints of Australopithecus afarensis