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The Gibraltar Museum Participates in a Historic Discovery of Neanderthal Footprints on the Atlantic Coast.

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The study shows that these hominids were more ecologically and cognitively adapted to coastal environments than previously thought. A final degree project warns of the lack of legal certainty in the waters surrounding Gibraltar.
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The Gibraltar Museum Participates in a Historic Discovery of Neanderthal Footprints on the Atlantic Coast.

The study shows that these hominids were more ecologically and cognitively adapted to coastal environments than previously thought. A final degree project warns of the lack of legal certainty in the waters surrounding Gibraltar.

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Europa Sur broke the news in on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
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