One of the oldest and most complete skeletons of humankind's ancestors have been unveiled in Shout Africa. It take more than 20 years to excavate, clean and put together the skeleton. It's 3.67 million years old, half a million younger than Lucy. Probably was a little Australopithecus who felt down on a cave and die. The bones are extremely soft because of them age and were fragile, because of that were needed small tools and a lot of years to discover that. That research have confirmed that our ancestors scattered across Africa until reach Europe.
In my opinion it's a good notice because we can discover more about our origins, and more important about our present. We can see how we have changed and how it have affect our life.
New words: Wordreference.com
Unveiled: showed for the first time.
Genus: biological subdivision.
Buried: covered.
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