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© CNRS / SFRS - 1977
First Human Being and his Environment (The)
The Omo River Excavations
Reference
580
Duration
00:42:00
Production year
1977
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4/3
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North of Lake Rudolph in the Rift Valley, Yves Coppens explains why the palaeontological deposits along the Omo river provide a benchmark for Pliocene and Pleistocene deposits in Africa.