Will Harcourt-Smith Weighs in on Early Hominin Diversity
Tuesday, December 3, 2024

A new theory about ancient footprints suggests that two hominins—extinct species that include the ancestors of Homo sapiens—may have coexisted in sub-Saharan Africa. Professor of Anthropology William Harcourt-Smith commented on the recent analysis of the fossils, published in the journal Science.
Read about the discovery and Harcourt-Smith's assessment in the New York Times, or access a PDF of the article to learn more.