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Unburying The Past

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The Deep skull is the earliest modern human remain in Southeast Asia. This 40,000 year old modern skull was found in the deepest trench of Guah in SWA in the late 1950s.

After more than 50 years, Malaysia has come a long way in the field of archaeology. Discoveries have shed light on prehistoric life.

Who were the stone tool makers of Cotat Tampan and what happened to them during the volcanic eruption that blackened the sky? What was the rare disease that crippled Perot's oldest skeleton? Who were the makers of ancient pottery in Sabah? What happened to the skeletons in Clan's largest prehistoric cemetery that vanished without a trace?

These are mysteries waiting to be unraveled. Join us now on a quest to seek out Malaysia's astounding prehistoric heritage.