Yes, this has been done. Most of the Neanderthal genome has been identified.
This has already been proven. Among modern humans, everyone, other than Sub-Saharan Africans, carry 1 to 4 percent Neanderthal DNA in their genome.
Neanderthal clans typically consisted of around 10-30 individuals, which included adults, adolescents, and children. These clans lived and worked together in hunting, gathering food, and raising their young.
No one knows what kind of language was used by the Neanderthals because writing had not been invented so nothing about their language(s) was preserved.
Neanderthal people lived between 400,000 to 40,000 years ago.
Honestly, any reason we might be able to come up with would be pure supposition. Neanderthal have been extinct for several tens of thousands of years. They had no written language, so no record exist. It is possible they buried their dead because they believed if they didn't the spirit or the soul of the person would become angry and haunt them. It is just as possible that it was a way for them to say goodbye. It is equally possible it was a practical matter, meant to keep scavengers from feeding on the dead. Or, there could be any number of other reasons. All we really know of Neanderthal is from a few fossils and perhaps some cave drawings and artifacts.
Quite simply, it is the testing of a program. You want to make sure that every possible use of your program has been tried and verified to work as expected.
Impossible to know, art has been around since the beginning of homo sapien and neanderthal life, it is possible that even the very first of these species made art.
Parts of Africa and Europe....
Spain has been occupied since the time of the Neanderthal.
It has been inhabited since 128,000 BC by Neanderthal's
Depends on the disease. With some, the genetic condition that causes the disease has been identified, and genetic testing can determine if you have the disease before symptoms appear.
most likely to have been huts of some sort, possible a wood frame covered in mud that set to create a hard outer case. though it would vary in different continents.
Nowhere. They've only been found in Europe.
According to several animal rights groups, Guerlain has been intentionally vague regarding their animal testing policies. It is possible that they are testing on animals, so vegans should avoid their products.
This has already been proven. Among modern humans, everyone, other than Sub-Saharan Africans, carry 1 to 4 percent Neanderthal DNA in their genome.
Yes, it is possible with our new technology known as 3D Printing and, in fact, has already been done with both organs and bones.
The remnants of these people have been found. Caves have pictographs on the walls of what they saw. The bones of animals and people have been found. Modern DNA testing has proven who they are.