Decolonizing Paleoanthropology: New Insights 50 Years After Lucy's Discovery

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A leading Ethiopian fossil expert calls for the decolonization of paleoanthropology, fifty years after the discovery of the famous fossil Lucy. The expert emphasizes the importance of amplifying local scholars' voices in the field to combat misinformation and promote fact-based research. This call to action is part of a broader effort to ensure that the contributions and perspectives of scholars from regions where significant discoveries are made are recognized and valued.
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