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Archaeologists in China claim an ancient skull bridges the gap between Ape Man and Homo Sapiens.
The skull was found after two years of excavations in Xuchang and may be 100,000 years old.
"The discovery of the skull fossil has filled the gap between the period of the Ape Man and Homo Sapiens" - Li ZhanyangThere are 16 fragments which piece together to form an almost complete skull with protruding eyebrows and a small forehead.
Li Zhanyang, an archaeologist at the Henan Cultural Relics and Archaeology Research Institute, said: "The discovery of the skull fossil has filled the gap between the period of the Ape Man and Homo Sapiens."
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The skull was found after two years of excavations in Xuchang and may be 100,000 years old.
"The discovery of the skull fossil has filled the gap between the period of the Ape Man and Homo Sapiens" - Li ZhanyangThere are 16 fragments which piece together to form an almost complete skull with protruding eyebrows and a small forehead.
Li Zhanyang, an archaeologist at the Henan Cultural Relics and Archaeology Research Institute, said: "The discovery of the skull fossil has filled the gap between the period of the Ape Man and Homo Sapiens."
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Also see: http://www.cctv.com/program/cultureexpress...24/101212.shtml
Looks like the multiregional theory is alive and well in China. I don't know why the Chinese archaologists are so adamant on it.
