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Salawusu Site gives glimpse of Paleolithic human remains
Updated: Jul 19, 2023
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The Salawusu Site is the first batch of human remains from the Paleolithic Period covered and identified in China with reliable stratigraphic and chronological bases.
In 1922-1923, French scholars Emile Licent and Pierre Teilhard de Chardin discovered and excavated the Salawusu Site during a scientific expedition in the Salawusu River region of Northwest China. Check the video to learn more!
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