The limbs, skull cap and jaw - which likely belonged to a 12 or 13-year-old child - all seemed to 'reflect more primitive traits', according to experts at the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS).

First and foremost, the H. erectus skull cap, named DNH 134, is now the oldest evidence we have of this species—arguably the most successful human group to have ever lived.

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The cap fits inside a players' helmet with the light on the back of the head exposed so medical staff, coaches, or referees can see the level of impact to a player's head during gameplay.