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30th Apr 2010

Archaeology in Africa

Meera Senthilingam

This week we dig deep into the field of archaeology to see how genetics can help us investigate our human origins as well as reveal more findings from the cradle of humankind into the new human species Australopithecus Sediba. Plus, in Question of the week, we find out if it's possible to find out someones age using carbon dating!

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