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- Hadar,_Ethiopia abstract "Hadar (also spelled Adda Da'ar; Afar \"treaty [ahdi] stream [d'ar]\") is a village in Ethiopia, on the southern edge of the Afar Triangle. The village is known for the nearby archaeological digs which have yielded some well-known hominin fossils.According to Jon Kalb, early maps show caravan routes passing within 10 or 15 kilometers of Hadar but not through it. The British explorer L.M. Nesbitt passed 15 kilometres west of Hadar in 1928.".
- Hadar,_Ethiopia comment "Hadar (also spelled Adda Da'ar; Afar \"treaty [ahdi] stream [d'ar]\") is a village in Ethiopia, on the southern edge of the Afar Triangle. The village is known for the nearby archaeological digs which have yielded some well-known hominin fossils.According to Jon Kalb, early maps show caravan routes passing within 10 or 15 kilometers of Hadar but not through it. The British explorer L.M. Nesbitt passed 15 kilometres west of Hadar in 1928.".