Ancient footprints found in Kenya reveal how early human relatives may have travelled and lived together 1.43 million years ago

Long before stone tools or bones tell their part of the story, footprints can preserve something far more immediate. They capture movement rather than anatomy, recording where an individual walked, how they placed their feet, and sometimes who was travelling beside them.

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