 Louis initially believed "P. boisei" to be a direct ancestor of modern humans (as evident from the title of his "National Geographic" article) and the maker of those tools found near its remains, but he withdrew this idea once he and Mary unearthed "Homo habilis"—which had a larger brain—in the same area less than two years later.Despite that, OH 5 made the Leakeys famous and brought more attention to the developing field of paleoanthropology.The cranium was taken to Kenya after its discovery and was there until January 1965 when it was placed on display in the Hall of Man at the National Museum of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam.