Needle-like artifacts unearthed from the famed tomb of the Marquis of Haihun in East China's Jiangxi Province have been ...

News Published: 13 February 1937 Peking Man: The New Skulls and the Evolutionary Problem Nature 139, 261–262 (1937) Cite this article ...

As far as they know, the Peking man’s only relics were last seen in December 1941, when they were sent under U.S. Marine guard from Peking to the coast for wartime safekeeping in the U.S.

Planning a trip to Chengdu to see the pandas but have NO idea what else to do with your time there? Welcome to the club. We ...

When the “Peking Man” fossils went missing during World War II, the loss was considered one of the greatest tragedies in the history of paleoanthropology. After almost 80 years of searching ...

The Java Man fossils were thought to date to about 700,000 to 1,000,000 years ago, so the Peking Man fossils were further helping to establish Darwin’s claims of the early evolution of humans.

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The skull of Peking Man is flat in profile and thicker than that of modern humans. He had a small forehead, heavy brow ridges, an occipital torus, a wide nose and a protruding and chinless jaw. His ...

An undulating shelter has been constructed over the Peking Man cave, a historic site in China that is home to ancient human fossils, in an effort to protect it from weathering.