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Latest images from the west side camp at Turkwel

The following images show the construction progress at TBI's Turkwel research facility. You can also view this post in Google Earth/Maps. The following images show the construction progress at TBI's Turkwel research facility.                                 Return to TBI Posts posts

2017-01-04T18:05:48+03:00June 22nd, 2009|General|Comments Off on Latest images from the west side camp at Turkwel

First-ever cast of ‘Hobbit’ unveiled at Stony Brook University

World-Renowned Anthropologist Richard Leakey Convenes Top Researchers To Discuss 'Flo,' The Enigmatic 'Hobbit' You can also view this post in Google Earth/Maps. World-Renowned Anthropologist Richard Leakey Convenes Top Researchers To Discuss 'Flo,' The Enigmatic 'Hobbit' Image: Skull of Homo floresiensis. Photo credit: Michael J. Morwood. As the debate rages on about whether Homo floresiensis – [...]

2017-01-04T18:05:49+03:00April 3rd, 2009|Events, General|Comments Off on First-ever cast of ‘Hobbit’ unveiled at Stony Brook University

From Turkwel, end of February

Some more images of the building progress have just come in. Windows are being put in to the buildings now and the plastering has begun on the outside walls. You can also view this post in Google Earth/Maps. Some more images of the building progress have just come in. Windows are being put in to [...]

2017-01-04T18:05:49+03:00March 2nd, 2009|General|Comments Off on From Turkwel, end of February

Origin of Rift Valley Ecosystems Project

Origin of Rift Valley Ecosystems (ORVE) is a research program comprising a number of projects working on both sides of Lake Turkana. Three ORVE projects are currently underway; two on the west side of the lake (Losodok/Nakwai, Tab Rasmussen) and (Kalodirr/Moruorot, James Rossie), and one on the east (Buluk, Ellen Miller). You can also view [...]

2017-01-04T18:05:49+03:00December 18th, 2008|General|Comments Off on Origin of Rift Valley Ecosystems Project

Drilling Deep for Human Origins

The objective of this project is to obtain sediment cores, covering key time intervals, from several of the world’s most important fossil hominin and early Paleolithic artifact sites, located in Kenya and Ethiopia; ultimately the information gleaned from cores will address questions about the role of environmental forces in shaping human evolution. You can also [...]

2017-01-04T18:05:49+03:00November 20th, 2008|General|Comments Off on Drilling Deep for Human Origins

Reconnaissance of Late Cretaceous sediments in the Turkana Basin

During the summer of 2008, Turkana Basin Institute scientists Erik Seiffert and Joe Sertich joined scientists from the National Museums of Kenya for a return trip to the Turkana Basin to search for more complete fossils from known sites, and to explore for new fossil localities in a series of sediments exposed west of Lake [...]

2017-01-04T18:05:49+03:00May 14th, 2008|General|Comments Off on Reconnaissance of Late Cretaceous sediments in the Turkana Basin
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