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The upper Pleistocene of China is characterized by deposits of yellow earth, or
loess, upon which man settled. The climate remained cold and dry for much of
this period in China. Remains of Neanderthal man. More than a dozen sites with
...
The upper Pleistocene of China is characterized by deposits of yellow earth, or
loess, upon which man settled. The climate remained cold and dry for much of
this period in China. Remains of Neanderthal man. More than a dozen sites with
...
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The classiin Kwangsi ; this site may have lower deposits dating fication of upper
Pleistocene Asian hominids as Neanderto a period contemporary ... regard to the
possession of a massive supradate can only be specified as upper Pleistocene .
The classiin Kwangsi ; this site may have lower deposits dating fication of upper
Pleistocene Asian hominids as Neanderto a period contemporary ... regard to the
possession of a massive supradate can only be specified as upper Pleistocene .
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Elsewhere in eastern and southern Asia, the chopper-chopping tool tradition
persisted until the close of the Pleistocene (c. 10,000 BP). In Burma, in the vicinity
of the Irrawaddy River, a silicified wood or tuff was manufactured into choppers
and ...
Elsewhere in eastern and southern Asia, the chopper-chopping tool tradition
persisted until the close of the Pleistocene (c. 10,000 BP). In Burma, in the vicinity
of the Irrawaddy River, a silicified wood or tuff was manufactured into choppers
and ...
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