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In 1926, Archaeologists Found The Skull Of The “Devil's Tower Child" Neanderthal And Changed Everything We Knew About This Extinct Human Species

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Found exactly 100 years ago, the prehistoric youngster, nicknamed Flint, may have been a big meat-eater.

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In 1926, Archaeologists Found The Skull Of The “Devil's Tower Child" Neanderthal And Changed Everything We Knew About This Extinct Human Species

Found exactly 100 years ago, the prehistoric youngster, nicknamed Flint, may have been a big meat-eater.

·Sudbury, United Kingdom
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IFLScience broke the news in Sudbury, United Kingdom on Friday, June 12, 2026.
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