For his extensive career devoted to the study of human evolution in the Murcia region
Paleoanthropologist Michael J. Walker was honored Wednesday at the Archaeological Museum of Murcia for his extensive career devoted to the study of human evolution in the Murcia region. The act of recognition of the work of the director of the excavations of the Cueva Negra (Caravaca de la Cruz) and the Sima de las Palomas (Torre Pacheco) took place within the cycle ‘Encounters with our ancestors’, framed in the exhibition ‘ Ancestors about how the Neanderthals lived and what they were like. A tribute that includes the General Director of Cultural Heritage, representatives of the Murcian Association for the Study of Paleoanthropology and the Quaternary (Mupantquat), María Haber, Mariano López and Ignacio Martín Lerma, and the Director of the MAM, Luis Enrique deMiquel Santed .
Source: La Verdad
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