Exiting news in the world of science is the discovery of partial remains of a Homo Naledi child’s skull and teeth. The discovery was made on a limestone shelf deep within the Rising Star cave system. This is the same area where the first Homo Naledi remains were discovered a few tears ago. To find out what this discovery means and what it teaches us about the origins of humans, we are joined on the line by

 

Guest: Prof Lee Berger -Professor in Palaeoanthropology at Wits University 

 

Exiting news in the world of science is the discovery of partial remains of a Homo Naledi child&rsquo;s skull and teeth. The discovery was made on a limestone shelf deep within the Rising Star cave system. This is the same area where the first Homo Naledi remains were discovered a few tears ago. To find out what this discovery means and what it teaches us about the origins of humans, we are joined on the line by
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Guest: Prof Lee Berger - Professor in Palaeoanthropology at Wits University&nbsp;
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