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Category Archives: Creationism
Ardipithecus and Eve
They call her “Ardi” and judge her, at 4.4 million years old, to be the oldest intact skeleton of an ancestor to humans discovered yet. Discovered in Ethiopia, she’s all the news, not least because she’s different from the chimps that many scientists … Continue reading