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Why are the discoveries of the leakeys and Donald Jackson considered important?
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British/Kenyan archaeologist and anthropologist who became famous for his academic work centered on human origins. Louis Leakey, his wife Mary, and their second son Richard made the key discoveries that have shaped our understanding of the first men. Richard Leakey and his wife, Maeve, sustain a family legacy of research that is now, with the work of their daughter Louise, three generations deep.
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Why are discoveries of the leakeys and Donald johanson considered important?
they are considered inportant because its rachet
Discoveries by the Leakeys and other archaeologists have provided evidence that?
Discoveries by the Leakeys and other archaeologists have provided evidence that
Discoveries by the Leakeys and other archeologists have provided what evidence about the origins of man?
early humans lived in eastern africa
Discoveries by the leakeys and other archologists have provided what evidence about the origins of man?
that we are men
Who rediscovered Olduvai Gorge?
The Leakeys
When is Louis leakeys birthday?
August 7,1903
What type of fossils did the Leakeys find?
a rock type
What did the leakeys discover at olduvai gorge?
The Nutcracker Man.
What is a deep canyon excavated by the leakeys?
It is the Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania.
Mary Leakeys field of study was?
Mary Leakey was an archeologist, I believe. She studied ancient human history by analyzing remains buried thousands of years ago, in central and eastern Africa.
How is Donald Johnson and the Leakey's alike?
Donald Johanson and the Leakey family are alike in that they are all renowned paleoanthropologists who have made significant contributions to the field of human evolution. They have discovered important hominid fossils like Lucy (Johanson) and Turkana Boy (Leakeys), shed light on our evolutionary history, and advanced our understanding of human origins.
What has the author Lisa Ann Lambert written?
Lisa Ann Lambert has written: 'The Leakeys' -- subject(s): Anthropologists, Biography, Fossil hominids, Juvenile literature, Leakey family, Physical anthropologists
