Scientists uncover remarkable detail into 146,000-year-old ‘Dragon Man’ skulls

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Scientists uncover remarkable detail into 146,000-year-old ‘Dragon Man’ skulls

New research has revealed fresh details about China's remarkable "Dragon Man" skull, a nearly complete cranium from Heilongjiang Province dating back about 146,000 years. Two studies, published in Cell and Science, respectively, revealed the skull once belonged to a Denisovan, the mysterious extinct human group most closely related to Neanderthals. One investigation extracted ancient DNA from mineralised dental pla…