AFRICA;MAN'S CRADLE

Badboy, It's my understanding that the earliest known species of homo habilis is some 2.2 million years old. I've not heard of "Vesikela Khung" before, so it would be helpful if you could provide a short summary of him. I've visited Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania in 2001, and visited the small museum on the site where Mary Leakey did her anthropoligical works, and got to know a little about her background. Having visited Egypt twice, and learning some history of that country, anthropology have become a minor interest for me. (Travel being my first and primary interest - followed by photography.) I've also visited some ancient sites such as Troy, Ephesus, Athens, Istanbul, Delphi, Petra, Rome, and Knossos.

Africa;MAN'S Cradle
The Vesikela Khung! is not a person,rather a Khoisan tribe that lives in the Caprivi Strip in Namibia

From whatever information I have on anthropology, most of the homo findings have occured in East Africa. I wasn't aware of Vesikela Khung until now. I visited the Caprivi Strip in Namibia in 2002 at a safari camp called Lianshulu. The camp staff did not make mention of Vesikela Khung on our visit there.