Comments for KFRP Weblog http://kfrp.com/blog Documenting the Koobi Fora Research Project’s ongoing exploration in the Turkana Basin, Kenya Thu, 17 May 2012 13:40:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 Comment on Going home; the tale of generals fading rather than retiring by fieldcrew2007 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/100#comment-16 fieldcrew2007 Sun, 23 Sep 2007 12:04:04 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/100#comment-16 Thank you Nicole for your encouraging response. I am elated that you celebrated your Birthday the day we closed camp. Indeed keep focussed and i am sure yiou can one time join the Gang in the field. Keep it right here for the best news on the ongoing expeditions Lawrence Nzuve Thank you Nicole for your encouraging response. I am elated that you celebrated your Birthday the day we closed camp. Indeed keep focussed and i am sure yiou can one time join the Gang in the field. Keep it right here for the best news on the ongoing expeditions

Lawrence Nzuve

]]> Comment on Going home; the tale of generals fading rather than retiring by Nicole Easterwood http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/100#comment-15 Nicole Easterwood Sun, 02 Sep 2007 01:38:58 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/100#comment-15 I just wanted to say how beautiful the pictures are on this site! They are simply gorgous and above all you guys finished the expedition on my birthday! I hope to be there as soon as possible and if there is any way for me to volunteer please let me know, because I plan to be a paleoanthropologist and think it would be a great experience! -Nicole I just wanted to say how beautiful the pictures are on this site! They are simply gorgous and above all you guys finished the expedition on my birthday! I hope to be there as soon as possible and if there is any way for me to volunteer please let me know, because I plan to be a paleoanthropologist and think it would be a great experience!

-Nicole

]]> Comment on Culinary power in jungle! by Barb (Sara's mom) http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/81#comment-14 Barb (Sara's mom) Wed, 25 Jul 2007 23:24:30 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/81#comment-14 The pizza looks great! What's on it??? The pizza looks great! What’s on it???

]]> Comment on Culinary power in jungle! by Scott Bjelland http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/81#comment-13 Scott Bjelland Tue, 24 Jul 2007 22:03:04 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/81#comment-13 Another informative dispatch, Nzuve. It's interesting to get a little "slice" of KFRP camp life along with the fossil finds now and again. Another informative dispatch, Nzuve. It’s interesting to get a little “slice” of KFRP camp life along with the fossil finds now and again.

]]> Comment on Oldest member of the ‘Gang’ by habara http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/78#comment-12 habara Sat, 21 Jul 2007 09:05:23 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/78#comment-12 i think the young members of the gang should learn alot from this mzee. he has been aroun for so long yet he is still so impressive even at his age-can stil find hominids. good luck-the gang and kudos to Kamoya habara i think the young members of the gang should learn alot from this mzee. he has been aroun for so long yet he is still so impressive even at his age-can stil find hominids.
good luck-the gang and kudos to Kamoya
habara

]]> Comment on Whats in the name by habara moroto http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/61#comment-11 habara moroto Fri, 06 Jul 2007 20:36:59 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/61#comment-11 thank you fornreplying to my previous question. suppose one wants to do a voluntary fossil hunt with your team as part of experience gaining and moreso to develop further interest in the quest for the origin of mankind, is one welcome? are there certain criterias one must fulfil to be accepted in? am asking this because i actually come from illeret, a student with particular interest in your research work. i am interested in Anthropology though curently pursuing a degree course in political science. the research is on till when? if possible, i can do a day of voluntary fossil hunting with the team. am currently in London but will be back to kenya in three weeks time. get back to me if you can coz i know you have to care of a million things there cheers h. moroto thank you fornreplying to my previous question. suppose one wants to do a voluntary fossil hunt with your team as part of experience gaining and moreso to develop further interest in the quest for the origin of mankind, is one welcome? are there certain criterias one must fulfil to be accepted in?
am asking this because i actually come from illeret, a student with particular interest in your research work. i am interested in Anthropology though curently pursuing a degree course in political science.
the research is on till when? if possible, i can do a day of voluntary fossil hunting with the team. am currently in London but will be back to kenya in three weeks time.
get back to me if you can coz i know you have to care of a million things there
cheers
h. moroto

]]> Comment on Full moon by Louise Leakey http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/54#comment-10 Louise Leakey Fri, 06 Jul 2007 10:16:45 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/54#comment-10 Will do Habara...infact we should try to record some singing at the next full moon. Perhaps I will ask someone to do that. Will do Habara…infact we should try to record some singing at the next full moon. Perhaps I will ask someone to do that.

]]> Comment on From Ileret base camp by Louise Leakey http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/26#comment-9 Louise Leakey Fri, 06 Jul 2007 09:45:02 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/26#comment-9 I will write a post explaining this as it is a very good and relevant question that you ask. I will write a post explaining this as it is a very good and relevant question that you ask.

]]> Comment on The team by Louise Leakey http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/44#comment-8 Louise Leakey Fri, 06 Jul 2007 09:33:53 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/44#comment-8 Habara, thanks for your interest in this blog. We would not be able to do what we do with out a very strong and unified team. We have people of many tribes working together here which is a good thing that the next generation can work well together. We have Daasanach, Gabbra, Turkana, Kikuyu, Wakamba, Luo, Masai, Kalenjin and a few Wazungu and even Wamericani working together! Thats quite good dont you think. The Institute is part of SUNY but will develop field programs for students from anywhere to join. We are particularly interested in getting East African scholars involved as ultimately the success of it all will depend on this. More on TBI in another post soon perhaps. Habara, thanks for your interest in this blog. We would not be able to do what we do with out a very strong and unified team. We have people of many tribes working together here which is a good thing that the next generation can work well together. We have Daasanach, Gabbra, Turkana, Kikuyu, Wakamba, Luo, Masai, Kalenjin and a few Wazungu and even Wamericani working together! Thats quite good dont you think.

The Institute is part of SUNY but will develop field programs for students from anywhere to join. We are particularly interested in getting East African scholars involved as ultimately the success of it all will depend on this. More on TBI in another post soon perhaps.

]]> Comment on The team by habara moroto http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/44#comment-7 habara moroto Tue, 03 Jul 2007 14:27:03 +0000 http://kfrp.com/blog/archives/44#comment-7 heya Louise! i must say i like the way you appreciate your team and having them get exposed through this postings. Oh my, they so healthy, must be costing you 2 goats everyday to feed them. Anyway, about the institute, is it open to students from other universities or must they be from SUNY? give the team my best and good luck to you too Habara Moroto heya Louise! i must say i like the way you appreciate your team and having them get exposed through this postings. Oh my, they so healthy, must be costing you 2 goats everyday to feed them. Anyway, about the institute, is it open to students from other universities or must they be from SUNY? give the team my best
and good luck to you too
Habara Moroto

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