Photo: The Cradle of Humankind Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti,
and Yemen
    20 February, 2012 (Space Ref) - This
    Envisat image of the Horn of Africa shows
    parts of Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti and, to the
    northeast across the Red Sea, a portion of
Yemen's west coast. The region is widely considered to be...More
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Archeologists discover three
medieval towns





"..The remains of mosques, residential areas and
city walls, and buildings with walls several meters
high stud the sites of the medieval towns of
Asbari, Masal and Nora....More
1.2 million years old Homo Erectus pelvis found in Ethiopia
" The fossilized pelvis of a Homo erectus woman who lived 1.2 million
years ago on the banks of an Ethiopian river has been discovered..More
Humans 80,000 Years Older Than Previously Thought?
(National Geographic) - Modern humans may have evolved more
than 80,000 years earlier than previously thought, according to a
new study of sophisticated stone tools found in Ethiopia. More
Out of Africa, not once but twice
"Modern humans are thought to have left Africa in
a wave of migration around 50,000 years ago.
But another smaller group, possibly a different
subspecies, left the continent 50,000 years
earlier,..More
Ancient caves
discovered in Keffa






"Nine ancient caves were
recently discovered in Telo
Woreda, Keffa Zone of the
South Ethiopia Peoples'
State, the Woreda
information . .
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The discovery of "Little Lucy"
by Nature Magazine:
Streaming video: Hominid evolution and
development
Fossils belong to new great ape
22 August 2007 ( BBC ) - Nine fossilised
teeth found in Ethiopia are from a
previously unknown species of great
ape, Nature journal reports.
The 10 million-year-old fossils belong to
an animal that has been named.....More
Ethiopia sends 'Lucy'
to the US





Addis Ababa - Ethiopia
hopes to attract more
tourists by sending "Lucy," a
celebrated 3,2
million-year-old female
hominid skeleton, to....
More
    Oldest Pre-Human Revealed
    1 October, 2009 (David Perlman) - "Ardi's full
    name, Ardipithecus ramidus uses traditional
    Greek suffixes but precedes them with words in
    the local Afar language: Ardi means "ground"
    and ramid means "root," so together her name
    literally means "root of the ground ape."
    The scientists describing their discoveries...More
Ethiopia, Destination For The Bold
    10 Dec. 2009 (Peter Heinlein) -
    "Discoveries are a regular occurence
    here. A few kilometers outside Harar, a
    guide leads visitors up a mountainside to
    a cave chiseled by the Harla people who
    lived here for centuries. He splashes
    water on the outside wall, and it seems
    to come..More
A Fossil Hunt in Ethiopia’s Mush Valley
    29 December, 2010 (New York Times (blog) -
    Bonnie F. Jacobs ) - Why is it important to
    know about the Ethiopian Plateau 22 million
    years ago? The Mush Valley preserves plants
    and animals from a time soon after a land
    connection was established between Afro
-Arabia and Eurasia — a land connection that marked the...More
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Ethiopia fossil discovery: Early humans clung to
trees longer than expected
    30 March, 2012 (Alaska Dispatch) - "Discovered
    in Burtele, Ethiopia, recently unearthed right foot
    bones are about 3.4 million years old and is thought to
    belong to a new species ..More