US EditionScientists Reveal That Neanderthals Weren’t Just Survivors, They Had Food Traditions That Could Rival Modern Chefs!
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Scientists Reveal That Neanderthals Weren’t Just Survivors, They Had Food Traditions That Could Rival Modern Chefs!
A new study reveals that Neanderthals living near each other in northern Israel didn’t have the same approach to food preparation. Despite using similar tools and hunting the same animals, Neanderthals at Amud and Kebara caves butchered their meat in different ways. The two caves, just 70 kilometers apart, were inhabited by Neanderthals between 70,000 and 50,000 years ago. While both groups had access to similar resources, a study by the Hebrew …
Food remains on sites where ancient species were evolving can tell a lot about their way of life. In the particular case of Neandertal, such information is crucial to better understand how he has adapted to fully flourish for hundreds of thousands of years through different environments. However, [...]
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