The only definitive fossil hominid cranium (skull fragment) of Homo erectus discovered in the Indian subcontinent was excavated from which prehistoric site?

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In 1982, archaeologist Arun Sonakia discovered a fossilized partial skull of a hominid at Hathnora on the banks of the Narmada River, near Hoshangabad (MP). Popularly called 'Narmada Man', it belongs to the middle Pleistocene epoch and represents Homo erectus, making it the oldest human fossil in India.

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