300,000-year-old skull found in China unlike any early human seen beforerebelappliance@lemmy.dbzer0.com to World News@lemmy.world – 167 points – 11 months agoedition.cnn.com15Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all comments"Hualongdong region of China", CNN? Are you sure about that? Because I'm pretty Sure we are talking about the Hualong Cave (in Chinese "Hualong dong") in the Anhui province. Which is where HLD6 was found. Granted, the paper itself writes the location confusingly, but it doesnt take a long time to research the finding site. Hua long dong 6 is a hell of a name thoWhoa, there... don't you dare assume CNN would consider doing any research. Not cool, man.
"Hualongdong region of China", CNN? Are you sure about that? Because I'm pretty Sure we are talking about the Hualong Cave (in Chinese "Hualong dong") in the Anhui province. Which is where HLD6 was found. Granted, the paper itself writes the location confusingly, but it doesnt take a long time to research the finding site. Hua long dong 6 is a hell of a name thoWhoa, there... don't you dare assume CNN would consider doing any research. Not cool, man.
"Hualongdong region of China", CNN?
Are you sure about that?
Because I'm pretty Sure we are talking about the Hualong Cave (in Chinese "Hualong dong") in the Anhui province. Which is where HLD6 was found.
Granted, the paper itself writes the location confusingly, but it doesnt take a long time to research the finding site.
Hua long dong 6 is a hell of a name tho
Whoa, there... don't you dare assume CNN would consider doing any research. Not cool, man.