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By Hilary Duke|2017-01-23T00:51:51-08:00January 23rd, 2017|Comments Off on students hippo pool

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About the Author: Hilary Duke

I am a Ph.D. candidate at Stony Brook University, NY and have the pleasure of being the Resident Academic Director of the TBI Origins field school for Spring 2017. I study Early Pleistocene stone tool technology, and have been conducting research in Turkana since 2012. My dissertation research uses an experimental approach investigating when and how human ancestors started creating patterned shapes in their stone tools (< 2 million years ago).

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