However, the disposition of the bones allows some question about hominin methods of obtaining meat.
The decade-long research yielded a wealth of faunal and lithic materials, as well as hominin fossils.
This hominin jaw was dated between 397 and 525 ka, by electron spin resonance combined with uranium series isotopic analysis, and infrared/post-infrared luminescence dating.
It is still a matter of debate what was the relation of this genus to human ancestors, and whether it is a hominin, or not.
Reversal magnetostratigraphy is often used to estimate the age of sites bearing fossils and hominin remains.
The public interest in these hominin finds have sparked numerous documentaries and written works detailing all manner of scientific investigation and discussion on the subject.
The terrestrial knuckle-walking theory argues that early hominin wrist and hand bones retain morphological evidence of early knuckle-walking.
His most important work has been the analysis of dental microwear in order to reconstruct early hominin dietary habits.
