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The Caves of Lampang and fossil finds

The Caves of Lampang PDF lists:

03. Amphoe Kho Kha

Tham Hat Pu Dai LA0030 <br / 47Q 535281 1993905 <br / Khao Pah Nam, Doi Ta Ka, Ban Hat Pu Dai <br / Other names: Tham Hat Pudui <br / About 2 km from Ban Hat Pu Dai near Khao Pah Nam. The cave is in a highly dissected and weathered limestone tower. It is an important fossil site with remains of Homo erectus having been found in the cave.

References

Dunkley (1995); Marwick (2009); Pope, et al. (1980); Pramankij & Subhavan (2001a), (2001b); Subhavan, et al. (2010); Pramankij, Somsak; Subhavan, Vudhana (2001a) "Preliminary Report on the Discovery of Evidence of the Oldest Hominids (2 million to 200,000 years old) in Thailand" Silpa Wattanatham Vol. 23 pp38–47 (Thai); Pramankij, Somsak; Subhavan, Vudhana ( (2001b) "Report on Fossils from Hat Pu Dai, Northern Thailand" Siriraj Medical School, Mahidol University, unpublished report.

"Fossil skull not so old, but important", important enough to include in this article, but where? And should this province be added to List of fossil sites?

Hat Pu Dai City is located in Lampang, Thailand. Latitude and longitude are 18.0097° N and 99.3206° E.

--Pawyilee (talk) 11:53, 3 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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