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New Scientist Live – The origin of modern humans

28th May 2014 · 6:30pm - 6:30pm

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 New Scientist Live – The origin of modern humans

New Scientist Magazine presents New Scientist Live – The origin of modern humans with: Chris Stringer Research Leader in Human Origins Natural History Museum Bruce Bradley Professor of Experimental Archaeology University of Exeter Understanding the evolution of modern humans is one of science’s most intriguing projects. And recently the picture it gives has changed dramatically. The unexpected discovery of a new species of early human plus genetic tests on our other ancient ancestors has dramatically changed the way we view the ascent of humans. Moreover we are gaining better understanding of their brains and mental abilities from a surprising source – the tools they made. Doors to Conway Hall will open at 6pm the talk will commence at 6:30pm. Tickets £14/£12 Tickets will only be available in advance through Eventbrite (subject to availability).

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