Zhoukoudian, Paleolithic site in China
Zhoukoudian is known for the discovery of Homo erectus fossils, also known as Peking Man.
Excavations at Zhoukoudian began in the early 20th century and unearthed numerous artefacts and fossils.
The site offers insights into prehistoric human societies and their development.
Zhoukoudian is a UNESCO World Heritage Site visited by scholars and tourists alike.
Peking Man's remains at Zhoukoudian contributed significantly to the understanding of human evolution.
Location: Fangshan District
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Zhoukoudian is known for the discovery of Homo erectus fossils, also known as Peking Man.
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