Peter Brown refutes Hobbit dental claim

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May 2nd, 2008
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noelbynature Posted in Indonesia |

Peter Brown, one of the discoverers of the hobbit hominid skeleton from Liang Bua cave in Flores posts a robust -and credible - defence against the charge that the Hobbit underwent dental work. He posts his rebuttal on his website, along with high-resolution photos which you can read here.

The tooth, and nothing but!

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