Scientists dug up remains of 7 million year old human relative

Scientists have found more remains of a possibly 7 million year old human relative.

Researchers said the new fossils, along with a sophisticated computer reconstruction of the previously discovered skull, solidify the remains' stature as among the most important paleological finds of the past several decades. Together they paint a picture of an ancestral primate with a chimpanzee-sized body and brain but a face and teeth more like those of modern humans.

Read more about the found at The Washington Post