Re: Fossil findings in Asia

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klm@ico.com (Kathy McClure) wrote:

>Sorry if I am repeating something that has already been discussed, but I am
>very interested in reading about the new findings from fossils in Asia that
>may dispute the idea that Homo erectus evolved in Africa and then traveled
>to Asia. Because the bones appear to be so old, it may be a sort of
>parallel evolution. I know that there must be alot of stuff written in
>Science Mag, etc. Can anyone give me references. Thanks.

There was an article in Nature:
Wanpo,H.et al.(1995),Early Homo and associated artefacts from Asia.
Nature 378:275-278.

Gerrit.

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