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Johanson's hands close over his trousered knees while both boots press into the gully floor. The exposed ulna remains physically embedded in the gully floor along its lower edge. The nearby fragments rest directly on the same fossil-bearing patch around the exposed ulna. Tom Gray's boots meet the upslope gully floor and his right hand closes around the satchel strap. The Land Rover's near-side tires meet level ground beyond the gully mouth. The adult researcher is rendered at approximately 1.7 m tall; the exposed ulna is only palm-length beside his boot. It is 1974-11-24: Light long-sleeved field shirts, durable trousers, worn leather boots and practical sun hats; Gray carries one canvas satchel.; Dry sediment, fossilized bone, canvas, leather, cotton and dusty painted vehicle metal.; A period Land Rover and simple field clothing; discovery precedes excavation equipment and laboratory preparation.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Sudden, disciplined recognition in an otherwise ordinary field survey.. 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