Just off the Highway | Episode 20 | Finding Ancient Footprints. Earliest human fossil in East London

Al Prodgers chats to Kevin Cole of the East London Museum about the discovery of fossilised human footprints, the oldest ever found. The Wild Coast of the Eastern Cape is just on our doorstep and holds so much more than pristine beaches. A really worthwhile detour Just Off the Highway”.
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[@charlie9601]

Good ol' Al Prodgers... Keeping things real and relevant. Good work sir!!!

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[@celiacoles6296]

Very interesting indeed. Thank you Kevin for the information. Just amazing what can be found around East London.

[@JustOfftheHighway]

Absolutely!

[@lindyoliver7750]

Thanks for highlighting my city & telling me a story I've never known about despite going there countless times as a kid myself & with my 4 now adult kids. I'll definitely be giving it another visit soon.

[@JustOfftheHighway]

Thanks! I'm glad I was able to share something surprising.BTW, the folks at the East London Museum are so friendly and helpful. It's really a great museum.

[@courtenaysweetnam1319]

Well done Sir , enjoyed it

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Thank you very much!

[@lillyofthevalley208]

I love it!

[@beryltaylor714]

Totally awesome

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[@tillabezuidenhout6460]

So interesting and informative.

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Thanks very much for sharing this

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[@lillyofthevalley208]

I felt like crying. You guys are so kind. Thank you. God's answering my prayers. I really want to know who I am in the God head. I want to believe it. God answers quickly after I cry.
Thanks guys. ❤

[@laurielogan9652]

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[@izakbarnard8859]

Another gem thanks! Yet another fact I never knew and found fascinating about our origins. We truly live in HUmankind's cradle. Pls check out Pinnacle Point cave in Mosselbay where homo homo sapiens lived around 165 000 years ago.

[@elbiesmith102]

Thank you.Absolutely meaningful.

[@dorettekotze2061]

the earth is NOT that old stop the bull evolution have and will never been proven and have more holes in the theory than cheese...

[@lillyofthevalley208]

Cool

[@alison__16]

I think she'd be amazed at what the world looks like now, but also sad at how awfully we're treating our planet.

[@JustOfftheHighway]

I agree 100%

[@lillyofthevalley208]

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[@lillyofthevalley208]

The Atlantic ocean.

[@beryltaylor714]

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[@lillyofthevalley208]

Signs and wonders. LOLOLOL

[@lillyofthevalley208]

Geraldine Walker.

[@laurielogan9652]

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[@laurielogan9652]

Very interesting but made me feel a little sad too.

[@barrybloem]

I think it was 123000 years ago

[@davidroux7987]

But... modern humans had already left Africa by then. So... are these Sub-Saharans modern humans, or are present day indo Europeans and Asians modern humans?

[@JustOfftheHighway]

Modern humans left Africa 60-90 000 years ago.

[@tillabezuidenhout6460]

Don't laugh but I can't seem to be able to find it. So embarrassing.

[@JustOfftheHighway]

I can't understand why. Must be your settings. Thanks for trying.

[@johanlewis9836]

124000 years ago 😂😂😂.. What a huge lie..

[@JustOfftheHighway]

I assume you can back up that statement with evidence?

[@Evan-er4vy]

So the eastern cape was occupied by animals first shock on that eff