The Problem Is That During The 1980s,

Paleoanthropology Is Not A Science That Ends With The Discovery Of A Bone. One Has To Have The Original To Work With. It Is A Life-long Task.

I ... Believe The Study Of Human History Remains Important And Should Not Be Banned. We Should Ensure That Any Archaeological Studies Are Conducted With Sensitivity And Respect. Reburying Relics, In My View, Does Not Help Anyone Go Anywhere.

To Investigate The History Of Man's Development, The Most Important Finds Are, Of Course, Hominid Fossils.

Scientific Innovations Continually Provide Us With New Means Of Analyzing The Finds.

The Whole Story Is About Change. We Are Very Lucky That The Earth's History Is Recorded In Fossilized Remains. And We Can See The Changes. Unfortunately, There Will Always Be Gaps In Our Knowledge, But There Is No Doubt That We And Everything Living Today Has Evolved.