Books
1. The Field Guide to early man
2. Fossils
3. The Making of Mankind
4. Illustrated History of South Africa
5. South African Encyclopaedia
6. Growing Up with Science
7. The pictorial Atlas for children
8. The World Book Encyclopaedia
Web sites
1. National Geographic
2. The Hunterian Museum www.gla.ac.uk/Museum/guided/Homonid
3. The Transvaal Museum
4. Sloan centre for Asynchronous Learning Environments
5. SIGMA X - scientific research society
6. Adelaar School site on the evolution of man
8. Talk origins
Many thanks to ownners of copyrights for permission granted for use of copyright images.
Thank yous
1. From Pretoria High School for Girls, Axella Muguisha, Natalie Hollier, Lesego Bosego and Mrs M. van Staden, for help with translations of summaries.
2. The University of Pretoria, especially Prof. J. Rogan and Prof. M. Braun, for starting us off, giving us access to web editors and related software,tutors, and for all the support.
3. From Iona Convent, Mrs S. Joubert, for help with researching.
4. Rolf Dieterich, for much support and technical assistance.
5. From the Transvaal Museum, Dr Francis Thackeray, for his valuable knowledge of the subject and his input. Also for accompanying us to Sterkfontein and Swartkrans.
6. Rodney Milford, for all suggestions and constructive criticism.
7. To all our family and friends, without whom we would never have finished this project. Thanks for all the support, patience and cups of coffee.
Author: David Lambert
Publisher: Facts on File Publications
Author: Steve Parker
Publisher: Greenwich Editions
Author: Richard R. Leakey
Publisher: The Rainbird Publishing Group
Editor: Christopher Saunders
Publisher: The Reader's Digest Association
Editor: Peter Schrirmer
Publisher: Central News Agency
Publisher:H. S. Stuttman, inc.
Publisher:Optimum books
Publisher:World Book inc.
www.nationalgeographic.com
www-tm.up.ac.za/palaeo
talkorigins.org/faqs/homs/specimen