Mysterious 300,000-year-old skull could be new species of human, researchers say - National
The skull, found in China, joins a growing body of fossils that are calling into question our current conception of the human family tree.
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The skull, found in China, joins a growing body of fossils that are calling into question our current conception of the human family tree.
The skull, found in China, joins a growing body of fossils that are calling into question our current conception of the human family tree.
A new archaic human species dating back 300,000 years has been found in East China. This individual has distinct features not seen in modern humans, Neanderthals, or Denisovans.
Chinese archaeologists have discovered more than 150 Paleolithic sites along one of the branches of Yellow River, tracing the history of ancient human activities in the region back to about 600,000 years ago, according to the Shaanxi Provincial Cultural Heritage Administration on Sunday. Experts say the discovery once again proves the profound continuous nature of Chinese civilization.