Science Daily (press release) - Mar 12, 2009
ScienceDaily (Mar. 13, 2009) — A new dating method has found that "Peking Man" is around 200000 years older than previously thought, suggesting he somehow ...
FOXNews - Mar 12, 2009
By Andrea Thompson A replica of a Peking Man skull at the Paleozoological Museum of China in Beijing. A replica of a Peking Man skull at the Paleozoological ...
National Geographic - Mar 12, 2009
Peking man—the group of early humans whose 1920s discovery gave a big boost to the theory of evolution—lived hundreds of thousands of years earlier than ...
Xinhua - Mar 12, 2009
BEIJING, March 12 (Xinhua) -- Scientists using a new radioactive dating method have found that "Peking Man," or Homo erectus who was believed to live in the ...
Xinhua - Mar 12, 2009
BEIJING, March 12 (Xinhua) -- The iconic ancient human fossils from China known as the Peking Man are about 300000 years older than usually thought, ...
AFP - Mar 11, 2009
PARIS (AFP) — Barrel-chested "Peking Man," the collective name given to the treasure trove of homo erectus fossils found near the Chinese capital in the ...
Nature.com (subscription) - Mar 11, 2009
The age of Homo erectus, known familiarly as Peking Man, has been hotly debated. This week Shen et al. use a recently developed dating technique that ...
Nature.com (subscription) - Mar 11, 2009
Re-evaluation of the age of Zhoukoudian, a prominent site of Homo erectus occupation in China, prompts a rethink of the species` distribution in both the ...
Nature.com (subscription) - Mar 11, 2009
The age of Zhoukoudian Homo erectus, commonly known as `Peking Man`, has long been pursued, but has remained problematic owing to the lack of suitable ...
Reuters South Africa - Mar 11, 2009
HONG KONG (Reuters) - A new and more accurate dating method shows Peking Man may be 200000 years older than what experts previously thought, researchers in ...
BBC News - Mar 11, 2009
By Paul Rincon Iconic ancient human fossils from China are 200000 years older than had previously been thought, a study shows. ...
DigitalJournal.com - Mar 13, 2009
By Bart B. Van Bockstaele. New dating methods have shown that Peking Man, a Homo erectus discovered in 1918 in the Zhoukoudian caves near Beijing is at ...
SINDH TODAY - Mar 11, 2009
London, March 12 (ANI): A new analysis of the Homo erectus fossils popularly known as the ‘Peking Man’, found in China’s Zhoukoudian caves, has determined ...
Discover Magazine - Mar 11, 2009
A clever and painstaking new analysis has revealed that the famous Homo erectus fossil known as Peking Man is 200000 years older than previously thought. ...
RedOrbit - Mar 11, 2009
Chinese researchers say a new and more accurate dating method shows that Peking Man may be 200000 years older than what experts previously thought, ...
Science Centric - Mar 11, 2009
by Stanislav P. Abadjiev | 11 March 2009 18:00 GMT — The bones of Homo erectus pekinensis, commonly known as Peking Man, may be older than thought, ...
Science News - Mar 11, 2009
By Bruce Bower EARLY TOOLSThese stone tools likely belonged to Peking Man, a set of Homo erectus fossils found in northeastern China that are now reported ...
Nature.com (subscription) - Mar 11, 2009
Researchers have sifted the sands of time to show that Homo erectus lived at China`s most famous anthropology site at least 250000 years earlier than was ...
The Associated Press - Mar 11, 2009
WASHINGTON (AP) — A famous early ancestor of humans was able to thrive in glacial weather that would send icy shivers up the spines of most modern people, ...
