Win a 3D-printed hominid skull

摘要

Two million years ago, the eastern shore of LakeTurkana in Kenya was the place to hang out for our ancient ancestors. In 1973 Kamoya Kimeu, a Kenyan fossil collector working with Richard and Meave Leakey, found a skull of Homo habilis - one of the earliest members of the genus. Remains of H. habilis are often discovered alongside primitive stone tools, earning it the nickname "Handy Man". Now, courtesy of the software company Autodesk in San Francisco, you have the chance to win a 3D-printed replica of this fossil. We want to know which animal you would most like to see scanned and 3D printed and why.