'Dragon Man' Newly identified Ancient Humans who Lived 150,000 Years Ago

'Dragon Man' Newly identified Ancient Humans who Lived 150,000 Years Ago
Experts led from China's Hebei GEO University came to this conclusion after re-analysing the so-called 'Harbin cranium', which was unearthed back in the 1930s.
First thought from Homo heidelbergensis, the team now think the near-perfectly preserved skull instead represents an example of Homo longi — the 'Dragon Man'.
Held in Hebei GEO's geoscience museum, the skull — the largest of all Homo species — was found in the Songhua River, near Harbin, in China's Heilongjiang province.
H. longi had a brain comparable in size to that of modern humans, but sported big, almost square eye sockets, thick brow ridges, a wide mouth and larger teeth.

SOURCE: DAILYMAIL.CO.UK

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CHUANG ZHAO
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Homo longi — the 'Dragon Man'.