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Wendy's Final Message from South Africa | |||||||||||||
| March
2005
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In
case you are a new visitor here....Wendy's
home is in Mokassa II. This appears to be 3.5 nautical
miles from Taung and is at 27° 36' S and 24° 40'
E. The Altitude is 3517 feet. Also of interest to me is
the Taung Fossil site. I don't know if Wendy has made it
there yet. Click
here. Moves are underway to have the Taung skull site
in the North-West Province declared a World Heritage Site.
The site is located in the lime mine dump of Buxton outside
Taung Village. The fossilised skull - discovered by Raymond
Dart, an anthropologist, in 1924 - is seen by some scientists
as proof that Africa, and not Asia, should be regarded
as the "cradle" of human kind. |
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Please
share this site with people who know Wendy and want to keep up
with her Peace Corps experiences in South Africa. Please contact
me if you have questions, comments or suggestions. Peace, Suzie (Wendy's older sister) PS Michael has discovered that typing Wendy Archer into Google gets the Columbia College site and then this one. Isn't she a popular lady! |
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