Sewing their clothes.
Yes, evidence suggests that Neanderthals did use spears for hunting. Archeological findings have uncovered wooden spears with stone or bone tips that were likely used by Neanderthals in their hunting activities.
you could use: Darts, pencils, pins, needls,toothpicks, and basicly anything pointy
Neanderthals used there feet for transportation
Neanderthals used knives for various tasks, such as cutting meat, bone, and plants. These tools were essential for butchering animals, processing hides, and making other tools like spears and scrapers. Knives also enabled neanderthals to prepare food, leading to a more varied diet and potentially improved nutrition.
They used awls, late hand axes, knives, scrapers, core/hammers, spears, fishing net, and bone needles.
caves
they used awls, late hand axes, knives, scrapers, core/hammers, spears, fishing net, bone needles, and possibly harpoons, bows, and arrowsmost tools were made from flint stone, bone, and ivoryPoopEDIT;No, They did NOT use Bows and arrows, Nor harpoons.
One way that the lifestyle of cragmagnons differed from neanderthals is in their shelter construction. Neanderthals primarily used caves for shelter, while cragmagnons were known for building temporary shelters using materials like wood and bone.
They lived in caves.
The differences are there bone structure. They also became extinct differently.
Animal skins.
They didn't have hands. ;D