Homo habilis 2.8 million years old, not 3.8m.  Gutsick Gibbon gets it wrong. PhD in Anthropology?
Channel: Eric Dondero, Right-Anthro & Human Origins
Date: 01/03/2024

Erika Gutsick Gibbon brutally attacked her rival anthropologist Robert Sepehr in an hour and a half video on Feb. 28.  She called him a "racist" and a "grifter."  But she made multiple factual errors on human evolution throughout the video.  Much of her mistakes were on very basic junior college level anthropology. 

 She missed the first Homo sapien cranium dating by 80,000 years in the beginning of her video.  And towards the end this mistake, even worse than the first.  Homo habilis is not "3.8 million years old."  As professor William Kimbel outlines in his 2015 paper, Homo habilis earliest fossil is Ledi Geraru at 2.8 million years old.  

Yes, that's right.  A 1 million year difference in what Erika stated it was.

Here is the link to the 2015 paper by Prof. Kimbell. And I will be a gentleman and link to Erika's video so that you may verify the information that I have criticized her for in this video.

(I may be a foe of Erika, but I do play fair.) 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK06oBPGVKw&t=3456s