Taiwan human fossils unearthed from 5,000 years ago, doors moving millions of users-human fossils, mummified remains-IT information

According to Taiwan "ettv news" reported that Taiwan Science Museum archaeologists found a pair of about 4800 to 5000 in Taichung between mother and child skeleton should be Taiwan has one of the oldest human fossils in the middle. Taiwan says Qu Huili, Director of the Museum of natural science, human remains were found when digging out, mothers holding babies and affectionate gaze, stadium staff was amazed.

The archaeology starting in May 2014, it takes 1 year to complete. Ann and site area of approximately 400 square metres from Qu Huili, Director of the Museum's anthropology division discovered about 48 rows of bone, more than 4,000 pieces of pottery, three cups, double glass, and many stone axes, slate arrows Flash yuben clusters, and other objects. There are also stone Tiger, dog, large fish, operculum, fish vertebrae, muntjac, Ghost rat, snake, shark teeth, shells, rice, seeds and other prehistoric ancient ecological legacy. Which shark teeth, may then quite near from the coastline.

It is understood that the unearthed remains of an adult left with the remains of another infant, adults may wish to use the left hand to hold the baby and looked down. Adult bones features show that it is a young woman, was about 20-25 years old, height 160 cm, baby of about 50 cm, fail to see the gender but long judgment within 6 months of their birth to the bone. Visual remains of adult right upper jaw, missing teeth, 3, left upper jaw, missing teeth at least 2 stars, presumably associated with the prevalence of dental practices.

Archaeological excavations, also found a male remains standing about 155 cm, due to poor dental status, age estimation may have reached middle age. The human bones unearthed a neck reset when a shark tooth pendants, full-bodied ground crack, about 5x3.5 centimeters in size, in the blunt-end around the piercing with a 0.3 cm in diameter, material should be for Toyota in Hualien jade, into its funerary goods.

The Museum says Qu Huili, Director of the Anthropology Museum will continue to clean up and study these precious human bone material, physical measurements and observation, and analysis with the tombs. View of the earlier age of ruins, the future will try to cooperate with the island team's ancient DNA experiments.

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据台湾“东森新闻云”报道，台湾科博馆考古学家近日在台中发现一对约莫4800年到5000年之间的母子骨骸，应是台湾中部至今最古老的人类化石。台湾自然科学博物馆主任屈慧丽表示，遗骸被挖掘出时发现，母亲紧紧抱着婴儿并深情凝视，令在场工作人员十分吃惊。

此次考古从2014年5月开始，耗时1年完成。在安和遗址约400平方米的面积里，由科博馆人类学组主任屈慧丽发掘约48具排列整齐的人骨，4000多件陶片、三连杯、双连杯，及许多石斧、板岩箭簇、闪玉锛等器物。此外也有石虎、狗、大型鱼鳃盖骨、鱼脊椎骨、山羌、鬼鼠、蛇、鲨鱼牙齿、贝壳、古代稻米、种子等史前生态遗留。其中还发现鲨鱼牙齿，可能代表当时此地距离海岸线相当近。

据了解，这次发掘出土的一具成人遗骨左侧伴随另一婴儿遗骨，成人似用左手托住并低头俯视婴儿。成人遗骨上的特征显示其为年轻女性，大约20-25岁，身高约160公分，婴儿约50公分，无法看出性别但从身长与骨骼状况判断其出生6个月内。目视可见成人遗骨右上颚缺齿3颗，左上颚缺齿至少2颗，推测可能与从前盛行的拔牙习俗有关。

考古挖掘中，还发现一具身高约155公分的男性遗骨，由于牙齿状况不佳，推断年龄可能已届中年。这具人骨出土时颈部置有一鲨鱼齿形玉饰，通体磨裂，大小约5×3.5公分，于钝端左右各带有一直径约0.3公分的穿孔，材质应为花莲丰田玉，分析为其陪葬品。

科博馆人类学组主任屈慧丽表示，科博馆将持续清理与研究这批珍贵的人骨材料，进行体质测量及特征观察，并与墓葬资料做综合分析。由于遗址的年代甚早，未来亦将尝试与岛外团队合作古代DNA实验。