Skull of the Peking man. Fossils found near Xuchang in northern China are thought to fill a missing link between the Peking man and modern Chinese. Photo: Wikipedia Skull of the Peking man. Fossils found near Xuchang in northern China are thought to fill a missing link between the Peking man and modern Chinese. Photo: Wikipedia
Skull of the Peking man. Fossils found near Xuchang in northern China are thought to fill a missing link between the Peking man and modern Chinese. Photo: Wikipedia
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100,000 year old human remains found in China 'may show evidence of cannibalism'

Topic |   Ancient China
Stephen Chen
Stephen Chen

Updated: 4:58pm, 5 Aug, 2016

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Skull of the Peking man. Fossils found near Xuchang in northern China are thought to fill a missing link between the Peking man and modern Chinese. Photo: Wikipedia Skull of the Peking man. Fossils found near Xuchang in northern China are thought to fill a missing link between the Peking man and modern Chinese. Photo: Wikipedia
Skull of the Peking man. Fossils found near Xuchang in northern China are thought to fill a missing link between the Peking man and modern Chinese. Photo: Wikipedia
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