(Landmarks July 12), August 14, 1997, scientists found the first human footprint.

1997, two scientists in the United States and South Africa announced in Washington, 117,000 years ago, they found the fossil of human ancestor footprints, footprints of the earliest human ancestors found so far. This set of footprints geographer David Roberts by the American paleoanthropologist Lee Berger and South Africa in September 1995 in Cape Town, South Africa, 97 kilometers north of the Atlantic Coast rock found. After nearly two years of research, they think that this set of footprints of human ancestors left footprints 21.6 cm long, may be a 1.6l meter tall women feet Sakura then, after a rainstorm, wet beach, footprints left very faster buried by the strong winds blowing the sand, after long years form glutenite stone, footprints therefore be retained.