Hominin Footprints from Early Pleistocene Deposits at Happisburgh, UK
Nick Ashton(British Museum), Chris Stringer(Natural History Museum), Sarah Duffy(Western Sydney University), Craig Williams(The University of Adelaide), Simon A. Parfitt(Natural History Museum), Richard Bates(University of St Andrews), Martin Bates(University of Wales Trinity Saint David), Mark Lewis(Stennis Space Center), Sylvia M. Peglar(University of Cambridge), Isabelle De Groote(Liverpool John Moores University), Peter Hoare(Royal Hospital for Children), Simon G. Lewis(Queen Mary University of London)
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