"Is this a fossil?" This time Yang Jing no longer cared about the uncomfortable feeling brought by the skull, and directly picked up the skull. As a result, after a closer look, he found that the skull was actually made of two different materials.

To be precise, the parietal bone of this skull, that is, the cranium, is pieced together from a relatively complete skull that has completely turned into a fossil and several other pieces of bone fossils, because the connection marks between the bone joints are clearly visible, but this skull is relatively complete.

However, except for the skull, other parts of the skull were added later, and the materials are obviously different.

Obviously, this skull should have only been a relatively complete skull cap. Then, in order to facilitate research, someone used this skull cap as a basis and added other parts such as the occipital bone, mandible, zygomatic bone, nasal bone, maxilla, etc. to the skull cap, and finally pieced it together into a skull that looks complete.

Looking at this pieced-together skull, Yang Jing couldn't help but shudder all over, because a name immediately appeared in his mind, and no matter how he looked at it, he felt that the skull in front of him was the legendary thing - the Beijing human skull!

As soon as this name appeared, Yang Jing could no longer remain calm. He carefully put the skull aside and began to look for the other three broken boxes.

As a result, in the other three broken boxes, Yang Jing found three more nearly complete skulls. However, compared to the first skull, the remaining three skulls were not pieced together into a complete skull, but only skull fossils pieced together.

Yang Jing could not think of the legendary "Beijing Man's Skull" because the shapes of these four skull fossils were obviously different from modern human skulls, and they had all become fossils. The most important thing was that there were five Beijing Man's skulls lost in World War II, and four of them appeared here at once!

No matter who it is, they would probably subconsciously think of the legendary Beijing skull.

After Yang Jing used the holy ring to identify them, he finally breathed a sigh of relief. These four skulls were indeed the skulls of the Beijingers that had been lost for seventy-seven years.

However, there were five relatively complete Peking Man skull fossils lost that year, but there are only four here, and one is missing.

The position of the Peking Man skull fossil in Chinese archaeology is unquestionable. And not only in China, but even in the world's archaeological community, the Peking Man skull fossil has a pivotal position.

First of all, the discovery of the Beijing Man's skull fossil can provide evidence for Darwin's theory of evolution. In his "Origin of Species", Darwin said that humans evolved from apes. When this theory came out, it was immediately ridiculed by many people, and many people still don't believe in the theory of evolution. Even if you can't accept that we humans evolved from apes, the existence of the Beijing Man's skull fossil proves this point. You have to accept it whether you want to or not, because it is a fact.

In addition, there is a common idea in the world that all humans in our world originated from primitive humans in Africa 200,000 years ago. About 100,000 years ago, they began to migrate to all parts of the world, and the Chinese also came from Africa. However, the discovery of the Beijing Man skull fossil proves that this theory is wrong, because as early as 500,000 years ago, there were already early humans on the land of China.

The Chinese did not come from Africa; China is also one of the origins of humankind in the world.

Therefore, the Peking Man skull fossil has an irreplaceable position for the entire human race, because the existence of the Peking Man skull fossil allows humans to understand how their ancestors evolved in the past.

This is a serious question about the origin of mankind, and it is irreplaceable!