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Rituals, Altars, Cannibalism: What We Really Know About the Spirituality of the Man of Neanderthal

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Between burials, rock art and accumulations of skulls, new work revives the question of Neanderthal beliefs. Some researchers see in it the traces of primitive shamanism, others refuse to project a structured religion.
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Rituals, Altars, Cannibalism: What We Really Know About the Spirituality of the Man of Neanderthal

Between burials, rock art and accumulations of skulls, new work revives the question of Neanderthal beliefs. Some researchers see in it the traces of primitive shamanism, others refuse to project a structured religion.

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Slate.fr broke the news in France on Thursday, November 27, 2025.
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