December 17, 2004
Scholars Fight Over Ancient Bones
Eighteen thousand years after it slumped over dead in a Southeast Asian cave, what is believed to be a tiny human has become the center of a bitter tug of war between the scholars responsible for its discovery and a counterpart from a leading Indonesian university.
The hominid's skeleton -- along with fragmentary remains of four other individuals -- was unearthed during two excavations of a cave on the Indonesian island of Flores, creating a blaze of worldwide publicity this
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