One of the highest recognized museums in the country, it actually contains the teeth of primitive people

Hunan Provincial Museum

As a cultural landmark of Changsha

Here it represents the Chinese regional civilization

National Key Museum

It is also to understand the cultural process of Huxiang

An important window to appreciate the mysteries of Huxiang culture

The most impressive thing is the mammoth ivory, various bone fossils, and a little hominid life scene in the middle, which impressed me with the teeth of primitive people, which looks quite scary.

There are also some antlers

Through the latest archaeological discoveries, combined with the results of anthropological research, the source of today's Hunan people can be traced back to the source, and how the Hunan people have gradually formed. At the same time, it also witnessed the process of the entire historical development and national integration of China.

In the 500,000-year-old ruins of Hu'a Mountain in Jinshi, the earliest remains of human activities in Hunan were found; in 1982, at the site of Yan'er Cave in Shimen County, fossil teeth and mandibles were excavated, 16,000 years ago, belonging to modern Homo sapiens and being named "Shimen man". The animal bones found here have some traces of fire burning, indicating that the "Shimen people" have learned to use fire.

Of course, the Hunan Provincial Museum also has a lot of cultural relics worth seeing, waiting for your arrival.