The Little Foot Schism: Redefining a 3.6-Million-Year-Old Ancestor
The Silence of the Silberberg Grotto was broken not by the roar of a predator, but by the meticulous, rhythmic chipping of a dental pick. It was a sound that would echo for twenty years, a slow-motion drumbeat heralding the return of a ghost. Deep within the calcified veins of the Sterkfontein Caves ...