This is an informational plaque located in the National Museum of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The plaque describes the discovery of Homo erectus fossils at the Olduvai Gorge, a site located approximately 100 km from the museum. The plaque states that the site was discovered in the 1950s by Louis Leakey, an archaeologist, and that it contains a large concentration of Pliocene-era remains. The plaque details the significance of the site and mentions the exploitation of this site by early humans, including evidence of hunting and scavenging. The plaque is constructed from a dark brown material and is situated in front of a wall painted with a blue and green water-like pattern. in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

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This is an informational plaque located in the National Museum of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The plaque describes the discovery of Homo erectus fossils at the Olduvai Gorge, a site located approximately 100 km from the museum. The plaque states that the site was discovered in the 1950s by Louis Leakey, an archaeologist, and that it contains a large concentration of Pliocene-era remains. The plaque details the significance of the site and mentions the exploitation of this site by early humans, including evidence of hunting and scavenging. The plaque is constructed from a dark brown material and is situated in front of a wall painted with a blue and green water-like pattern.

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