Subsequent to this discovery, Parkington and Berger undertook a series of seasonal excavations that recovered many thousands of fossils including more hominid remains, including numerous teeth, skull fragments and a tibia shaft, all from a juvenile hominid attributed to "Homo heidelbergensis".
Subsequent to this discovery, Parkington and Berger undertook a series of seasonal excavations that recovered many thousands of fossils including more hominid remains. Of the many thousands of fossils recovered from Hoedjiespunt, the hominid remains include numerous teeth, skull fragments and a tibia shaft all from a juvenile hominid attributed to "Homo heidelbergensis".