“…The human fossil record from Melka Kunture (Coppens, ; updating in Mussi et al, ) consists so far of the following seven remains: an immature partial mandible (MK 81 GAR IVE 0043) from Garba IV (Condemi, ; Zanolli et al, ; Zilberman, Smith, & Condemi, ; Zilberman, Smith, Piperno, & Condemi, ) and an adult distal humerus (MK 76 GOM IB 7594) from Gombore I (Carretero, Haile‐Selassie, Rodriguez, & Arsuaga, ; Chavaillon, Chavaillon, Coppens, & Senut, ; Di Vincenzo et al, ; Puymerail, Bondioli, Engda, Mazurier, & Macchiarelli, ; Senut, ), both associated with Oldowan industries; two adult cranial portions (MK 73 GOM II 6169 and MK 76 GOM II 576) from Gombore II (Chavaillon, Brahimi, & Coppens, ; Chavaillon & Coppens, ; Profico, Di Vincenzo, Gagliardi, Piperno, & Manzi, ), associated with a middle Acheulean industry; and three juvenile to adult cranial fragments from Garba III (MK 78 GAR III A4‐W9 n. 1918, MK 78 GAR III B3‐A13 n. 1656‐1919, and MK 78 GAR III A4‐W9 n. 1917) associated with an early Middle Stone Age industry (Chavaillon, Hours, & Coppens, ; Mussi et al, ).…”