Shuidonggou, Archaeological site in China
Shuidonggou is an important prehistoric site located near Lingwu City.
Discovered in 1923, it represents one of the earliest evidence of human activity in China.
The site illustrates the adaptive strategies of ancient human societies to their environments.
Visitors can explore multiple excavation areas and a museum dedicated to the site's discoveries.
Features evidence of intermingling between Neanderthals and modern humans.
Location: Lingwu
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