To Investigate The History Of Man's Development,

In The Area Of Species Protection, We Should Concern Ourselves With What Is Right As Opposed To What Might Be Easier, Or Popular In The Short Term.

I ... Believe The Study Of Human History Remains Important And Should Not Be Banned. We Should Ensure That Any Archaeological Studies Are Conducted With Sensitivity And Respect. Reburying Relics, In My View, Does Not Help Anyone Go Anywhere.

Echoing The Criticism Made Of His Father's Habilis Skulls, He Added That Lucy's Skull Was So Incomplete That Most Of It Was 'imagination Made Of Plaster Of Paris', Thus Making It Impossible To Draw Any Firm Conclusion About What Species She Belonged To.

Culture Represents A Novelty In The World Of Nature, And It Could Have Added An Effective, Unifying Edge To The Forces Of Natural Selection.

Whether Or Not All This Came To Pass In An East African Ditch, I Wouldn't Like To Say. Perhaps It Happened In North Africa Or Further West, But Africa Was Definitely The Place.