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Discovering Ardi., produced by Primary Pictures for Discovery Channel ; director and executive producer, Rod Paul, Widescreen

Label
Discovering Ardi., produced by Primary Pictures for Discovery Channel ; director and executive producer, Rod Paul, Widescreen
Language
eng
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
Discovering Ardi.
Oclc number
465220310
Responsibility statement
produced by Primary Pictures for Discovery Channel ; director and executive producer, Rod Paul
Runtime
88
Summary
Describes the 1974 discovery of Australopithecus afarensis in Hadar, northeastern Ethiopia. Nicknamed ''Lucy, '' this 3.2 million year old skeleton was, at the time, the oldest hominid skeleton ever found. As the Discovery Channel special documents, Lucy's title would be overtaken twenty years later by the 1994 discovery of ''Ardi'' in Ethiopia's Afar region in the Middle Awash study area. It would take an elite international team of experts the next fifteen years to delicately, meticulously and methodically piece together ''Ardi'' and her lost world in order to reveal her significance
Target audience
adult
Technique
live action
resource.version
Widescreen
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