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Join Dr Alice Roberts for a worldwide tour of ancient skeletons and what they have to tell us about our ancestors. The talk will offer an insight into the new BBC2 landmark documentary, Human Journey, where she looked at some of the most famous and controversial fossils in the world, including the 'hobbit' skeleton from Flores in Indonesia, and the fossil skulls of Peking Man, and the possible human-Neanderthal hybrid from Oase Cave in Romania.
Join Dr Alice Roberts for a worldwide tour of ancient skeletons and what they have to tell us about our ancestors. The talk will offer an insight into the new BBC2 landmark documentary, Human Journey, where she looked at some of the most famous and controversial fossils in the world, including the 'hobbit' skeleton from Flores in Indonesia, and the fossil skulls of Peking Man, and the possible human-Neanderthal hybrid from Oase Cave in Romania.
Dr Alice Roberts is an anatomist and osteo-archaeologist at Bristol University and a leading expert in extracting anthropological and archaeological information from human skeletal remains. A Bristolian by birth, Alice has become a familiar face to many through her television work co-presenting popular programmes such as the BBCâs Coast.
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Professor Alice Roberts | talks |
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Date and Time: |
11 February 2008 at 7:30 pm |
Duration: | 2 hours |
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Venue: |
Powell Lecture Theatre |
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Bristol's City Museum & Art Gallery |
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Tickets: |
FREE |
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Additional Information: |
No need to book. These lectures are very popular so please arrive early to ensure entry |
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