Author: Wu Rukang
Language: Chinese with English summary
ISBN/ISSN: 7534537967
Published on: 2002-01
Hardcover
On March 13,1993,the skulls of the ape-men 400,000 to 127,000 years age were discovered in Hulu Cave by Tangshan Town, 27 kms west to Nanjing. The discovery has drawn great attention of the world.
The skulls of the ape-men are rare in the world. China discovered the fossils of the mankind in the largest number in the world. The most discovered in the past are some bone pieces and teeth. In 1929, the skull fossils of Beijing Men were found in Zhou Koudian, Beijing and they were disappeared during the War of Resistance Against Japan. Therefore , the comparatively intact skull, cheek and limb fossils of Tangshan ape-men discovered in Tangshan are especially precious. They are important material objects for researching the origin of the mankind, ancient geography and ancient environment, etc.
1. Geological Setting
2. Human Skulls
3. Mammals
4. Pollen,Spores and Phytoliths
5. Genesis and Evolution of the Huludong Cave
6. Climate Changes Recored by Stalagmites in the Huludong Cave
7. Dating of Stratigraphical Sequence and Age of Fossils
8. Concluding Remarks
Language: Chinese with English summary
ISBN/ISSN: 7534537967
Published on: 2002-01
Hardcover
On March 13,1993,the skulls of the ape-men 400,000 to 127,000 years age were discovered in Hulu Cave by Tangshan Town, 27 kms west to Nanjing. The discovery has drawn great attention of the world.
The skulls of the ape-men are rare in the world. China discovered the fossils of the mankind in the largest number in the world. The most discovered in the past are some bone pieces and teeth. In 1929, the skull fossils of Beijing Men were found in Zhou Koudian, Beijing and they were disappeared during the War of Resistance Against Japan. Therefore , the comparatively intact skull, cheek and limb fossils of Tangshan ape-men discovered in Tangshan are especially precious. They are important material objects for researching the origin of the mankind, ancient geography and ancient environment, etc.
1. Geological Setting
2. Human Skulls
3. Mammals
4. Pollen,Spores and Phytoliths
5. Genesis and Evolution of the Huludong Cave
6. Climate Changes Recored by Stalagmites in the Huludong Cave
7. Dating of Stratigraphical Sequence and Age of Fossils
8. Concluding Remarks
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