[MineralMan]

You know, I don't know. This story, though, is really a year old. There are lots of hits on Google for the name of the institute that is doing the research, from November of last year. Here's a photo of the skull in question:

[trisham]

The teeth in the lower jaw are in remarkably good shape.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

That's clearly a demon from hell.

[kinghorse]

No wonder the ancients created the vampire evil. obviously a take off on a rather backward flavor of man bearing some simian-like eye teeth. Ditto the story of Beowulf, an ancient tale of how an advanced flavor of man fought off a very crude and barbaric flavor. These stories aren't accidents. Myths are the foggiest, grainiest look into our ancient past.

[AntiGuv]

Are you certain that's the 14m find being reported here, rather than this find from last year:

Last year, the team found a 13m-year-old partial skeleton, also believed to be a common ancestor of apes and humans - a male fruit-eater, nicknamed Pau.

[MortMan]

I worked with that guy, once. He got promoted to management!