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Walker, Alan

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Walker, Alan (Cyril) (1938–  ) physical anthropologist; born in Leicester, England. He lived and worked in Africa before coming to the U.S.A. in 1973. He taught at Harvard (1973–78), then joined Johns Hopkins (1978). His extensive field research on the evolutionary implications of Kenyan fossils includes his discoveries of a 1.6-million-year-old Homo erectus (1984), and a 2.5-million-year-old "hyper-robust" Australopithecus boisei (1985).
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CAPTION(S): ALL PALS: Billy Henderson, Davey Walker, Alan Campbell, Jim Ferry, George Spencer, John Cardwell, Jimmy Williamson, Chaz Usher, Tommy Goldsbrough and Brian Allen; BUSY: Frankie Wilson, 19, of Blakelaw, playing pool; right, Tom Tweddle, 75, of Westerhope, Albert English of Fenham and Tom Hopper, both 72, of Blakelaw PICTURES: LEANNE HOLCROFT www.
PICTURE PERFECT; SHEARER MATCH PHOTO HAILS THE REBIRTH OF ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Lee McCormick (2), Mike Roose (2), Paul Walker, Alan Jones (pen) and a Richard Jones own goal gave the visitors an easy ride with Martin Jones replying for Denbigh, who trailed 4-0 at half time.
Football: Denbigh hammered by league leaders; CLWYD LEAGUE by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Most players gave a master class in control in the dreadful conditions, few better than the home team's Niall English, Ken Walker, Alan Bowe, Pa Kavanagh and Gavin Walker while the visitors looked generally to Leech, John and Coly Coyne, John Cooney, Anthony Coyne, Eamonn Fleming.
GAA: TOWN DOWN BUT NOT OUT; O'Hanrahans 2-09; Coralstown 3-06 by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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