Bone parts don't add up to conclusion of Palauan dwarfs

Misinterpreted fragments of leg bones, teeth and brow ridges found in Palau appear to be an archaeologist's undoing, according to researchers at three institutions. They say that the so-called dwarfs of these Micronesian islands actually were modern, normal-sized hunters and gatherers.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news139030153.html">Bone parts don't add up to conclusion of Palauan dwarfs</a></p> <p>Misinterpreted fragments of leg bones, teeth and brow ridges found in Palau appear to be an archaeologist's undoing, according to researchers at three institutions. They say that the so-called dwarfs of these Micronesian islands actually were modern, normal-sized hunters and gatherers.</p>