Over Past 250,000 Years, Three Major Waves Of Human-Neanderthal Interbreeding Have Been Identified
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Neanderthal Fingerprint Found on Ancient Art May Be the Oldest Human Mark in History
A remarkable archaeological discovery in Spain has uncovered the oldest known human fingerprint—left not in wet clay or soft soil, but pressed into pigment on a piece of Neanderthal artwork more than 42,000 years ago.The object: a granite stone painted with a red ochre dot, intentionally placed to highlight the image of a human face. This is currently the oldest known example of portable art linked to a Neanderthal—and thanks to a smear of pigme…
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