Some of the most significant archaeological findings of pre- and early manhood have been made here, and Turkana Land righteously claims the title Cradle of Mankind.
In 1984, the world famous Turkana boy was found in Nariokotome, a 1.5 million year old, near complete Homo erectus skeleton.
In southern Turkana, the Lokori Standing Stones mark one of the most impressive prehistoric remnants in the County.
An ensemble of standing stones circles as well as mysterious rock art engravings mark a location of great importance to our ancestors.
There are uncounted rock art sites spread out all over Turkana Land.
In 1984, the world famous Turkana boy was found in Nariokotome, a 1.5 million year old, near complete Homo erectus skeleton.
In southern Turkana, the Lokori Standing Stones mark one of the most impressive prehistoric remnants in the County.
An ensemble of standing stones circles as well as mysterious rock art engravings mark a location of great importance to our ancestors.
There are uncounted rock art sites spread out all over Turkana Land.
Address:
The Cradle Tented Camp
Kerio Road, Lodwar, Kenya,
Lodwar,
Kenya