Image Credits: Gemini For decades, the narrative was clear: Neanderthals were crude toolmakers who relied on luck and imitation. Any refined artifact found in their layers must have been traded, stolen, or misplaced by modern humans. That story is collapsing. New dating methods and microscopic analysis now show that many “impossible” tools were made by […]
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