The Problem Of The Apes Is Not

To Me It's A Question Of Being Able To Look Backward And Give The Present A Root... To Give Meaning To Where We Are Today, We Need To Look At Where We Have Come From.

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.

Sadly, I Am Not Able To Take Part In The Fieldwork Myself So Much Anymore, As Both Of My Legs Were Amputated Following An Airplane Crash Twelve Years Ago.

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.

Whether Or Not All This Came To Pass In An East African Ditch, I Wouldn't Like To Say. Perhaps It Happened In North Africa Or Further West, But Africa Was Definitely The Place.