This was the climate of Galicia where the Neanderthals lived 40,000 years ago: colder and less rainy

A study, published in an international magazine, reveals that it was a somewhat colder area, but with precipitations similar to the current ones, allowing the survival of Neanderthals

A team of Galician researchers analyze the bone remains of more than 30 animal species found in the Lucense site of Cova Eirós

A new scientific study has analyzed the remains of animals found on level 3 of this cave to reconstruct their surroundings and their day to day. ...

The last hunter-gatherers faced a considerably colder medium and to a rush of precipitations similar to the current one Or artigo As Serras Orientais of Galicia, or climate refuxio dos radideiros neandertais da peninsula publicuse primeiro en GCiencia.