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More than one and a half million years ago, the Southeast Asian archipelago was inhabited by hominids, the family of two-legged primates that were the ancestors of human beings. 


But despite the discovery of ample fossils and artifacts, we know little about these early inhabitants. Research in these areas has been hampered by the scattered collections of artifacts that require money and time to study.
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But despite the discovery of ample fossils and artifacts, we know little about these early inhabitants. Research in these areas has been hampered by the scattered collections of artifacts that require money and time to study.
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