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Archaeologist study early people by examining the objects they used. Think about what we do and use nowadays, then try a tentative guess about what Peking Man might have done and used thousands of years ago. Share your ideas with your partner. Read the passage to see how accurate your were. Reading A VISIT TO THE ZHOUKOUDIAN CAVES Go back and fill in the chart on the life and habit of Peking Man again. Compare it with the list you made for the Pre-reading. What differences are there? Read the text again and then write down three ways in which the life of early people differs from your own. Zhoukoudian is a relic of primitive culture, 48 kilometers southwest of downtown Beijing, where Longgushan (dragon skeleton mountain) is standing. Several decades ago, local farmers mined lime-stone in Zhoukoudian, came upon some bone fossils and called them “the Dragon Bones”. Zhoukoudian became known as “Dragon Bone Mountain”. Drugstores purchased the bones as a medical ingredient. The news about the “magic bones” drew attention of scientists. In 1929 these lime-stone caves became world famous with the discovery of a skull and two teeth dating back 200,000 to 500,000 years. They were named Peking Man. But the fossils were lost during World War II. Many of the implements used by those early humans, and bones of animals they hunted are on display at a museum near the site of the discovery. With the steadily increased number of visitors from all over the world, Zhoukoudian has become a scenic spot of Beijing. Now read the dialogue aloud please. 1. How did they keep warm? 2. What animals were their most dangerous enemies? 3. What can we learn from the necklace they wore? They constructed the fires in the center of the caves to keep them warm. They might have kept fires burning all winter. They might have hung animal skins at the cave mouth to keep out the cold. Tigers a