Lee Berger

Lee Berger is a renowned paleoanthropologist specializing in the study of human origins. He leads excavations and research at fossil sites in Africa, helping to uncover and understand ancient human ancestors. Berger is known for discovering important fossils, such as the Homo naledi species, which provided new insights into human evolution. His work often involves innovative techniques and collaborative efforts, contributing significantly to the scientific understanding of how humans evolved over millions of years. As a respected figure in his field, Berger has also held leadership roles at the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa.