How Eating Rat Stew Serves Hobbit Research
Researchers are feasting on giant Indonesian rodents to uncover clues about hobbit-like hominins.
How Eating Rat Stew Serves Hobbit Research
Paige Madison
Paige Madison is a Ph.D. candidate at Arizona State University, where she studies the history of paleoanthropology. Her dissertation research examines the history of research on Neanderthals, Australopiths, and Homo floresiensis. Madison blogs and tweets about fossils and the history of science. Follow her on Twitter @FossilHistory.
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