A trove of human teeth dating at least 100,000 years, found in China.

The research paper published by the University of Arizona confirms the claim.

The research paper published by the University of Arizona confirms the claim.The article published in the 20th International Radiocarbon Conference proceedings by the University of Arizona mentions that the Homo Sapien fossils of Pleistocene age are from the People’s Republic of China (PR China) from different caves and mostly are teeth. The page number 445 in the document states the age estimation is of more than ~100,000 years for these human fossils found. The National Geographic News article also published the same.

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