Bowie, Ben.
McDowell, Lucy.
Sahota, Noddy.
Schreiber, Liev.
JWM Productions.
WNET (Television station : New York, N.Y.)
Channel Four (Great Britain)
PBS Home Video.
Examines the implications of Orrorin tugenensis, a group of six million year-old fossils found in the Tugen Hills of Kenya, which may shed light on the origins of humankind. Suggests that if the bones do belong to upright-walking, hominid creatures, then our current theories about the evolution of human beings may have to be rewritten. Also looks at new ideas about the development of upright walking in humans, which propose that bipedalism developed in the trees, not the open savannah.
[Alexandria, Va.] : PBS Home Video, c2002.
Search for the first human [videorecording]
Search for the first human
Search for the first human
Secrets of the dead (Television program)
Search for the first human