The Neanderthal Home with the Mysterious Club in the Rock
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Archaeological research in the Spanish mountains shows that Neanderthals processed wooden tools for daily use. At a cliff 50 kilometers west of Barcelona, archaeologists made unique finds of wood that, against all expectations, had remained in good condition.
A find at Barcelona shows how important wood was in the everyday life of the Neanderthals. And that they were skilled craftsmen.
Wooden tools, weapons, building materials and household items found in a Spanish cave challenge the assumption that Neanderthal technology was based primarily on stone. The findings offer an unprecedented glimpse into the daily lives of Neanderthals and are a rare opportunity to reconstruct part of their lost world, says Josep Vallverdú of the Catalan Institute of Human Paleoecology and Social Evolution in Spain. “Neanderthal technology was not …
In a famous Neanderthal cave, scientists have found a startling remnant of our prehistoric relatives, a discovery that once again challenges our understanding of what the extinct species was capable of.
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