In 1992 and 1993, Tim White, Berhane Asfaw and Gen Suma found the fossil remains of 17 individuals of this species in Aramis, Ethiopia. The remains date to  approximately 4.4 million years.
 
 
 
 
 

The fossils are mostly of teeth but there are also a partial lower jaw
of a child, a partial cranium base and a partial arm bone. Subsequent
discoveries have generated a 45% complete skeleton.

• Indirect evidence suggests they were bipedal.
• The average height of these individual was 122cm (4 ft).
• Their teeth are a transition between early apes and A. afarensis.
• Evidence indicates they were possible forest dwellers

LINKS:
Archaeology Info: A ramidus
Modern Human Origins
Paleoanthropology: A ramidus
Ape Man Fact Files