Xihoudu

Xihoudu
History
Shown within China
Location	Shanxi
Region	North China
Coordinates	34°41′35″N 110°16′12″E / 34.693056°N 110.27°E / 34.693056; 110.27
Type	Paleolithic
Part of	Paleolithic China
Founded	1,800,000 years ago
Periods	Pleistocene

Xihoudu (Chinese: 西侯渡; pinyin: Xīhóudù) is an archeological site located in the Shanxi Province of China. The site dates to the Paleolithic Age. In total 32 stone implements were found at the site.^[1]

References

↑ Xihoudu Site Archived August 7, 2007, at the Wayback Machine.

Coordinates: 34°41′35″N 110°16′12″E / 34.69306°N 110.27000°E / 34.69306; 110.27000

Prehistoric Asia

Paleolithic	Homo erectus georgicus Japanese Paleolithic Java Man List of Paleolithic sites in China Paleolithic Mesopotamia Peking Man Riwat Soanian Sangiran South Asian Stone Age Ubeidiya Xiaochangliang

Neolithic	Fertile crescent Early Neolithic settlements Natufian culture Khiamian culture Trialetian culture Nemrikian culture Zarzian culture Neolithic China Neolithic Tibet Neolithic Korea Neolithic Revolution Neolithic South Asia Ohalo Pre-Pottery Neolithic A (Mesopotamia) Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (Mesopotamia)

Chalcolithic	Daimabad Halaf culture Uruk period

Bronze Age	Andronovo culture Bactria–Margiana Archaeological Complex Bronze Age Anatolia Bronze Age Caucasus Bronze Age China Bronze Age India Bronze Age Korea Bronze Age Levant List of Bronze Age sites in China Seima-Turbino phenomenon

List of archaeological periods List of time periods

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