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1996年12月11日《每日电讯报》(TheDaily Telerapa)给国际古人类学、考古学界带来一条不幸的消息:83岁的著名古人类学家玛丽·李基(Mary Leakey)在肯尼亚首都内罗毕与世长辞。这位英国出生的杰出女性因一系列重大发现促进人类进化研究而饮誉全球。1959年7月,她在坦桑尼亚奥杜威峡谷(Olduvai Gorge)早更新世地层里发现和石器共生的距今170万年的鲍氏南方古猿(最初曾命名为“东非人”)头骨化石,使人们
The Daily Telegraph (“The Tele Telepa”) of December 11, 1996 has given an unfortunate news to the international paleontology and archeology community: Mary Leakey, an 83-year-old famous paleoanthropologist, Nairobi died in the world. The British-born eminent woman has earned her worldwide acclaim for a series of major discoveries to promote human evolution. In July 1959, she discovered a 170-year-old skull fossil of the Southern Australian Aardotus (originally named “East African”) dating back to the Stone Age in the Early Pleistocene layer of the Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania. ,make people