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Baringo county is set for another global limelight after the recent discovery of a haul of over 800 picks, flakes and hand axes on the shores of lake Bogoria. The discovery was made during a fieldwork by scientists supported by national museums of Kenya in collaboration with Henan Academy of cultural relics and Luoyang institute of archaeology where they established that both technological and biological evolution in this high-elevation locality took place. Discoveries are a boost to the devolved unit that is gearing to attain a top position on the global scene by hosting the country’s first unesco global geopark
Scientists discover over 800 stone tools dated 300,00 years ago
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