Nouvelles découvertes de dents d’hominidés dans le membre Kaitio de la formation de Nachukui (1,65–1,9 Ma), Ouest du lac Turkana (Kenya)

Sandrine Prat · Jean‐Philip Brugal · Hélène Roche · Pierre-Jean Texier

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Les fouilles archéologiques entreprises dans le cadre du West Turkana Archaeological Project ont permis de mettre au jour, dans les sites de Kokiselei 1 et de Naiyena Engol 1, un grand nombre de vestiges lithiques de type oldowayen et de restes fauniques, parmi lesquels 5 dents d’hominidés découvertes en surface. Les quatre dents (canine et M1 supérieures gauches, M3 supérieure droite et M3 inférieure gauche) du site de Kokiselei 1 (1,65–1,79 Ma) sont attribuées à l’espèce Australopithecus boisei. En revanche, la P3 inférieure droite découverte à Naiyena Engol 1 (1,7–1,8 Ma), est attribuée au genre Homo (Homo sp. aff. ergaster).

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