List of Fossil Sites - Asia

Asia

Site Country/State Age
Balabansai Formation Kazakhstan Upper Jurassic
Barun Goyot Formation Mongolia Upper Cretaceous
Bayan Shireh Formation Mongolia Upper Cretaceous
Baynunah Formation United Arab Emirates Upper Miocene
Bissekty Formation Uzbekistan Cretaceous
Bostobynskaya Formation (= Bostobe Formation) Kazakhstan Upper Cretaceous (Turonian–Campanian)
Bugti Hills Pakistan Oligocene
Chaomidianzi Formation China Lower Cretaceous (Barremian-Aptian)
Dabeigou Formation China Cretaceous
Dainichi Formation Japan Upper Pliocene
Daohugou Beds China Jurassic or Cretaceous
Dashanpu Formation China Middle Jurassic
Dashuigou Formation China Lower Cretaceous
Djadochta Formation Mongolia Upper Cretaceous
Dumugol Formation Korea Lower Ordovician
Eijnhoro Formation China Lower Cretaceous
Es Skhul Israel: Mount Carmel Pliocene
Fangou Formation China Paleocene
Flaming Cliffs Mongolia Cretaceous
Hakel Lebanon Cretaceous
Huadian Formation China Eocene
Indricotherium Formation Kazakhstan Oligocene
Irdin Manha Formation Mongolia Eocene
Iren Dabasu Formation China Upper Cretaceous
Iwaki Formation Japan Lower Oligocene
Jindong Formation Korea Cretaceous
Jiufotang Formation China Lower Cretaceous
Khukhtek Formation Mongolia Lower Cretaceous
Kerman Iran Jurassic
Kishima Group
  • Daimyoji Formation
  • Funazu Formation
  • Itanoura Formation
  • Kakinoura Formation
  • Kishima Formation
  • Magome Formation
  • Matsushima Formation
  • Okinoshima Formation
  • Oshima Formation
Japan Upper Eocene/Lower Oligocene
Kitadani Formation
  • Kitadani Quarry
Japan Lower Cretaceous
Kızılırmak Formation Turkey: Evren, Ankara Tortonian
Kota Formation India Lower Jurassic
Lake Nojiri
  • Tategahana
Japan Pleistocene
Lameta Formation India Upper Cretaceous
Lang Trang Caves Vietnam Pleistocene
Liang Bua Cave Indonesia: Flores Pleistocene
Lufeng Formation China Jurassic
Luoping China Yunnan Middle Triassic
Maotianshan Shales
  • Chengjiang County
China Cambrian
Minatogawa Man Japan Neogene
Nagura Formation Japan Middle Miocene
Maleri Formation India Upper Triassic
Minhe Formation China Cretaceous
Nemegt Formation Mongolia Upper Cretaceous
Ngandong Indonesia Pleistocene
Oi Formation Japan Lower Miocene
Qafzeh Israel: Nazareth Pliocene
Sambungmacan Indonesia Pleistocene
Sangiran Indonesia Pleistocene
Shivalik Fossil Park India Pleistocene
Sao Khua Formation Thailand Lower Cretaceous
Shishugou Formation China Upper Jurassic
Tabun Israel Pliocene
Tham Khuyen caves Vietnam Jurassic
Tiaojishan Formation China Middle Jurassic
Trinil Indonesia: Java Pleistocene
Tuchengzi Formation China Lower Cretaceous
Tugulu Group China Lower Cretaceous
Udurchukan Formation Russia Upper Cretaceous (Maastrichtian?)
Ulansuhai Formation China Lower Cretaceous
Wucaiwan Formation China Middle Jurassic
Xiagou Formation China Cretaceous
Xinminbao Group (Chijinbao, Digou and Zhonggou formations) China Lower Cretaceous
Xiushan Formation China: Guizhou Lower Silurian (Llandovery)
Yamaga Formation Japan Upper Oligocene
Yixian Formation China Lower Cretaceous
Yuliangze Formation China Upper Cretaceous
Yushima Formation (= Tatsunokuchi Formation) Japan Lower Pliocene
Zaza Formation
  • Baissa
Russia Lower Cretaceous
Zhongming Formation China Devonian
Zhoukoudian China Pleistocene

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