Fossil Bones Belonged to Multiple Hominids (Expedition Update) | National Geographic

the first hypothesis was its skeleton

the first hypothesis was its skeleton you know you are it’s an Associated

you know you are it’s an Associated

you know you are it’s an Associated individual and and we thought that for a

individual and and we thought that for a

individual and and we thought that for a long time until yesterday when a second

long time until yesterday when a second

long time until yesterday when a second bone came out that was replicated in the

bone came out that was replicated in the

bone came out that was replicated in the skeleton we’re now up to multiple

skeleton we’re now up to multiple

skeleton we’re now up to multiple individuals I don’t know really how many

individuals I don’t know really how many

individuals I don’t know really how many and I don’t know where it’s gonna stop

and I don’t know where it’s gonna stop

and I don’t know where it’s gonna stop but we haven’t won a broken ground it

but we haven’t won a broken ground it

but we haven’t won a broken ground it here’s the half of the skull that we’re

here’s the half of the skull that we’re

here’s the half of the skull that we’re going to be collecting right now this is

going to be collecting right now this is

going to be collecting right now this is the top of the skull and we believe that

the top of the skull and we believe that

the top of the skull and we believe that this is the front of the skull it looks

this is the front of the skull it looks

this is the front of the skull it looks like there’s what we would call a super

like there’s what we would call a super

like there’s what we would call a super little pores are a brow Ridge right in

little pores are a brow Ridge right in

little pores are a brow Ridge right in this area therefore that would be the

this area therefore that would be the

this area therefore that would be the face and what’s happening right now is

face and what’s happening right now is

face and what’s happening right now is that a scientist is taking photographs

that a scientist is taking photographs

that a scientist is taking photographs of the skull it’s been scanned in in

of the skull it’s been scanned in in

of the skull it’s been scanned in in high-resolution and they will start

high-resolution and they will start

high-resolution and they will start collecting these loose fragments of

collecting these loose fragments of

collecting these loose fragments of bones around here so that’s the first

bones around here so that’s the first

bones around here so that’s the first process and then this team is going to

process and then this team is going to

process and then this team is going to move out and I’m going to put in another

move out and I’m going to put in another

move out and I’m going to put in another team that specializes in the excavation

team that specializes in the excavation

team that specializes in the excavation process hopefully in the next few hours

process hopefully in the next few hours

process hopefully in the next few hours this skull which is now 30 meters

this skull which is now 30 meters

this skull which is now 30 meters underground be seen on the surface in

underground be seen on the surface in

underground be seen on the surface in the science town