Tzŭ-yang

After a day's journey of some 17 miles, we once more crossed tho Lu-chou river, and entered Tzŭ-yang Hsien.

Before leaving the Old Stone Age in Pleistocene China, it may be worthwhile to mention two additional sites in South China which have recently been investigated. In 1951 the remains of the Tzŭ-yang Man was unearthed at Huang-shan-hsi, in Tzŭ-yang, Szechwan (48. 49–50).

Preliminary examination of skulls from the Upper Cave at Choukoutien and from Tzŭ-yang in Szechwan shows that the Chinese physcial type had already emerged at least as far back as the Late Pleistocene.