Where are the ruins of the Yuanmou people, when and where were the Yuanmou people discovered?

It is located on the mountainside of about 500 meters of Danawu Village, Yuanmou County, Yunnan Province, and is 7 kilometers away from the county seat. It is the earliest site of the Chinese ancestors ever discovered.

At present, although the opinion that the era of the "Yuanmou Man" is the Middle Pleistocene still exists, the view that the era of the "Yuan Spy Man" belongs to the Early Pleistocene and is 1.7 million years ago has been generally recognized by the academic community.

Living in Yuanmou County, Yunnan Province, about 1.7 million years ago, it is the earliest known human in China. (Excerpt from the history books!) Hope! ）

Near the village of Shangnabang in Yuanmou, Yunnan.

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The Yuanmou people are more than 1 million years old now, but they are the ancestors of mankind. The living environment of the Yuanmou people is speculated through animal and plant fossils, and there is no complete living fossil of the Yuanmou people so far, perhaps it is too long ago, and the fossils have been completely silent in the deep underground, but people can still speculate the life trajectory and predation methods of the Yuanmou people.

It was discovered in 1965 in Shangnabang Village, Yuanmou County, Yunnan Province, when fossilized teeth of the Yuanmou people were found, and the village was also known as the hometown of the Yuanmou people.

In 1965, it was discovered in Yuanmou County, Yunnan Province, and the discovery of Yuanmou also provides a very useful basis for archaeologists.

The Yuanmou Man is a man from 1.7 million years ago, which was discovered in Zhoukou, Beijing, and has historical significance.

The ruins of Yuanmou people are in Yunnan Province. Two fossilized teeth of the Yuanmou people were found near Danawu Village in Yuanmou County, and later stone tools, bone tools and some extinct fossils of the Yuanmou people were discovered.

Yunnan Province is also one of the important birthplaces of human civilization, with many ethnic minorities, characteristic natural scenery, historical cultural ancient cities and cultural costumes and customs with national characteristics.

The site of Yuanmou Man is the earliest site of the ancestors found so far, near Danawu Village, Yuanmou County, Yunnan Province, because two fossilized ape-man teeth were found in the village, which were later determined to belong to Yuanmou Man.

Later, many other bone tools, stone tools, and some blackened objects used by the Yuanmou people were found near the Yuanmou site, as well as fossils of animals that are now extinct, which is enough to prove that the Yuanmou people used fire and labor tools.

The physical characteristics of Yuanmou people are that they can walk upright, their tools are stone tools, and they can use fire in production and life.

The characteristics of the incisors of Yuanmou Man are: the base of the crown is swollen, the end is extended, and it is slightly triangular. The basal tubercle of the lingual surface is convex and has a well-developed spade-shaped tooth socket. The concave surface of the middle of the lingual surface of the crown is rough, the finger process of ** is very long, and the digital process is concentrated in the half of the surface near the lateral side of the outer group.

The left front teeth of the Yuanmou people are millimeters long, millimeters wide, and millimeters high. The right incisor tooth is millimeters long, millimeters wide, and millimeters high, and its cutting edge is worn out during life.

Site Discovery:

Yuanmou Basin is located between the mountains and mountains on the Jinsha River, the climate is dry and hot, and it is famous in the central Yunnan region of Chunmu"Thermal dams"。At the beginning of May 1965, geologists Qian Fang and Pu Qingyu and their entourage excavated one left and one right middle incisor in the early post-Quaternary Pleistocene strata of Nabang Village in the Yuanmou Da Nawu Village Basin.

According to the scientific means of geomagnetic instruments, these two tooth fossils belong to primitive humans 1.7 million years ago, and belong to a new subspecies of Homo erectus. The discovery of Yuanmou Man is of great significance for revealing the history of human evolution and development.