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Skeletal morphology of early Homo sapiens from the Middle Awash study area, Ethiopia
The timing, location, and circumstances of the origin of anatomically modern humans has long been of interest, and ongoing studies continue to refine our understanding of early modern human evolution. However, research efforts are constrained by the available fossil evidence, which is predominantly
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