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Ma'anshan, Lanchong Village, Sanhai Township, Lingshan County
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Ma'anshan, Lanchong Village, Sanhai Township, Lingshan County
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& nbsp; In Ma'anshan, Lanchong Village, Sanhai Township, Lingshan County. The mountain is a karst solitary peak, resembling a saddle. There are three caves at the foot of the mountain: Dongsheng Rock, Pudi Rock, and End Rock. In 1960, Jia Lanpo, Gu Yumin, Gu Yan, etc. from the Guangdong Normal University, the Ancient Examination Team of the Guangdong Provincial Cultural Relics Management Committee, and the Institute of Paleovertebrae and Paleoanthropology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences found the tympanum of a temporal bone, two teeth, and a left upper femur in Dongshengyan; One parietal bone and three frontal bones were discovered in Portuguese rock. Fossil bears and calcified snails were also unearthed from Dongshengyan; Fossils of Chinese rhinoceros, wild boar, deer, and cattle were unearthed from Pudiyan. Expert research has identified human bone fossils from the late Pleistocene period. Named as the site where the fossil of 'Lingshan Man' was unearthed. In addition, one parietal bone, one hip bone, one upper molar, and two incisors representing elderly individuals were unearthed from the ancient human site of the Hongku Cave in Shibei Mountain, belonging to the Paleolithic era. At the Zhongxiu Mountain Sliding Cave Site in Shitang Township, 10 skulls, 70 teeth, 1 hip bone, 1 perforated stone bead, and some mesh and rope patterned pottery shards were discovered, which were identified as human bones from the Neolithic Age
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