Don Brothwell and Thurstan Shaw said in 1971 that the sloping frontal vault was more pronounced in Iho Eleru fossil than in both later Neolithic and recent sub-Saharan skull samples. However, they also found that the occipital structure, nasal root and the frontal bone of the skull "would qualify for identification as that of a proto-West African negro."[16]
Date: October 13th, 2026 12:00 AM Author: Thriller hilarious preventive strike
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"On the basis of charcoal remains that were found surrounding the skeleton, it was initially dated 9250 BC ± 200.[3] However, in a 2011 study conducted by Katerina Harvati, Chris Stringer and others, the dating of the remains was revised: with the help of uranium–thorium dating, a time span of 11.7–16.3 ka was suggested.[9]"